Post some Eye Candy in the spirit of the season

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30 December 2006, 23:54

richj

Post some Eye Candy in the spirit of the season

22WRF

It was built by a guy in Brooklyn, NY after it went unfinished at a smith in Laurel Delaware for 2 years.

1909 Argentine, Blanchard re-heated it. Douglas Barrel in 7x57mm, Steel Neidner buttplate and cap, ebony tip.

I reloaded the pics to my webpage:

http://home.pipeline.com/~shootzg/custom/m1909n.htm

quote:
Originally posted by 22WRF:
Richj

How about telling us a little bit more about the gun you posted the photo of.

31 December 2006, 05:47

ForrestB

Sumbuddy chopped an otherwise nice stock.

Gunmaker, is the top stock blank in your photo long enough for a full-stock rifle?

31 December 2006, 12:11

shootaway

All poor choices except for 308Sako and his rifle.You all lost your money or are going to lose it if you do not tune your senses.You are all free to ask for my oppinion next time.I am really sorry!

31 December 2006, 18:34

TC1

quote:
Originally posted by shootaway:
All poor choices except for 308Sako and his rifle.You all lost your money or are going to lose it if you do not tune your senses.You are all free to ask for my oppinion next time.I am really sorry!

31 December 2006, 18:35

fla3006

01 January 2007, 19:01

22WRF

quote:
Originally posted by gasgunner:
Not very good pictures, but I don't think that rifle is going to hold up under closer inspection. And as Gunmaker said, it looks like about a 12" LOP.

John

Would make a really nice rife for the wife then.

01 January 2007, 21:51

gunmaker

quote:
Originally posted by ForrestB:Gunmaker, is the top stock blank in your photo long enough for a full-stock rifle?

If an 18 to 20" barrel is long enough. After that the grain starts to dive away from the barrel a little.