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22 March 2007, 07:34
Roland1
Even more eye candy........
Very nice work, congratulations.

Roland
22 March 2007, 09:29
Customstox
Bill,
I have told you privately that I really like the job you did so I will add it publicly.

I got a phone call from shitaway (thank you Forest) about a year ago + or -. It was 11 PM and I was still awake, mind you it was 2 am where he lives. He just launched into a discussion about guns and in midst he told me he did not know much of anything about custom guns. It seems that he frittered away his time since then and has not learned a damn thing since then.

A one eyed monkey can see the matching grain on the right side of that forearm and the butt stock. Of course in this comparison, the monkey is equipped with the superior intellect.


Chic Worthing
"Life is Too Short To Hunt With An Ugly Gun"
http://webpages.charter.net/cworthing/
22 March 2007, 11:37
Customstox
Forrest, I just took your advice and no longer have to look at his drivel.


Chic Worthing
"Life is Too Short To Hunt With An Ugly Gun"
http://webpages.charter.net/cworthing/
22 March 2007, 21:45
Slim_Zippy
I once thought about learning to checker and restock rifles and shotguns, but after seeing work like your excellent shotgun and the work of some others I realize that I would be much smarter just letting a real pro do the work. Again that is a beautiful stock.


Nice doesn't mean weak.
23 March 2007, 04:50
shootaway
quote:
Originally posted by Customstox:
Bill,
I have told you privately that I really like the job you did so I will add it publicly.

I got a phone call from shitaway (thank you Forest) about a year ago + or -. It was 11 PM and I was still awake, mind you it was 2 am where he lives. He just launched into a discussion about guns and in midst he told me he did not know much of anything about custom guns. It seems that he frittered away his time since then and has not learned a damn thing since then.

A one eyed monkey can see the matching grain on the right side of that forearm and the butt stock. Of course in this comparison, the monkey is equipped with the superior intellect.
I was shocked when I read that! If that is true then there must be someone impersonating me. Eeker
23 March 2007, 07:30
hst
quote:
Originally posted by Bill Soverns:


Glenn,

The checkering is only 24 lpi. Thanks for the kind words......P.S. wheres my buttplates??? Wink


Butt plates? Shucks, we stopped working on them waiting for you and Chic to decide whether or not they should have points or a radius above the screw holes.

I am afraid I ran into a bit of bad luck and hurt my shoulder a couple weeks back and am down to one wing for a while. However, we did just today finally get the shape of the top return on the blank right. the one we formed came out real nice. Would you believe that shape requires the blank to have double reversed radii to come out right? From now on I'm sticking to flat stuff!

Hopefully we will have some pictures sometime next week.

Regards,

Glenn
23 March 2007, 08:04
SDhunter
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Beautiful, absolutely beautiful
23 March 2007, 08:18
Customstox
quote:
I was shocked when I read that! If that is true then there must be someone impersonating me.



In you post that you deleted, you stated that you work until midnight and had had a few drinks when you called. It was noted and I guess if someone is impersonating you, he is not only uneducated in firearms, he also does not have much integrity when it comes to posting on here.


Chic Worthing
"Life is Too Short To Hunt With An Ugly Gun"
http://webpages.charter.net/cworthing/
23 March 2007, 09:09
shootaway
[URL= ]custom rifle[/URL] Was this beauty mentioned in the deleted post? This would make an excellent rifle for Saeed!
23 March 2007, 09:13
shootaway
Looking at the Bill Soverns work again, I think it does look nice!
24 March 2007, 03:03
Jameister
Bill: Can you post the "before pictures" showing the broken buttstock and broken trigger guard you that you had to take off to replace with the new ones?

By the way: nice work!!

If you can do a photo with the closeup of engraving, it may show why this old prewar beauty needed to be reclaimed!

Jameister
28 March 2007, 22:51
Jameister
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