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Few pics of a .264 Win mag Im building for a customer. Its pretty plain but that is exactly what he wanted. Good stick of English from Preslik's.





 
Posts: 1268 | Location: Newell, SD, USA | Registered: 07 December 2001Reply With Quote
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The wrist looks a little clubby but that could be from the angle of the pictures.

Its got great grain flow through the wrist area though.

How heavy?

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Bill, can you tell us what all you have done to it to date?


Larry

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Bill, the wrist looks just fine to me. Like the looks of it from one end to the other.


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Posts: 4917 | Location: Wenatchee, WA, USA | Registered: 17 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Stock appears to be very shallow from top to bottom in the butt, is this an optical illusion or is this a small man?

Nice stick of wood. What did the Turks charge you for it, I can see why somethings they have are priced high and some I can't.

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I like it. I think your bench might be as messy as mine! I feel much better after seeing that.
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Posts: 1057 | Location: adirondacks,NY ,USA | Registered: 30 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Hmmm....what I have done to it. Well lets see here...I didnt buy the blank - the customer did so I have no idea what it cost.

The barreled action is original. Pre-64 Model 70 in .264 Win Mag. I cut this one from the blank. It has a two screw cap, .5 inch recoil pad, and standard sling swivels. The L.O.P is 13 1/2. I guess thats about all I've done so far. Im still refining it. Its only sanded to 100 grit at the moment. I need to refine it just a bit more before I sand and further.
 
Posts: 1268 | Location: Newell, SD, USA | Registered: 07 December 2001Reply With Quote
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Looks very good..........aint nothing wrong with the wrist.

Damn fine shadow line too.


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Bill FWTW I too like that wrist. Just right to me. I've found that guys with fat & or large hands & stubby short fat fingers prefer skinny wrist & guys with average hands like the wrist a bit larger. I really like the grain layout also.



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Bill, very nice. Please post some more pics when you get it all done. I personally like a little more "pistol" in my grips, but don't see anything wrong with what you've done there. Is that blank a little "better" on the cheek side, figurewise, or just the pics? Can't wait to see the finished product. Thanks, Bill...

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