Custom rifle builing, machining, metalworking and woodworking for highpower and smallbore target rifle shooters. Custom grips for CSS, T2K, AR15's, Space Guns, Tube Guns
Search www.doantrevor.com
-
Recent Posts
- Bastone Walnut with Complete Fiddleback Fortner Biathalon Action
- Lightweight F-TR Stock
- Shipping Labels on Stock
- Lightweight F-TR Stock
- Bastone Walnut Fortner Action – Engineering and Machining Floor Plate and Trigger Guard
- Barnard Action with Bedding Block and 3 Action Screws
- Bedding Complete on Bastone Fiddleback Fortner Stock
- Bastone Walnut with Complete Fiddleback Being Inletted for a Fortner Biathalon Action
- Bastone Walnut with Complete Fiddleback
- Congratulations to Derek Rodgers!
- Bastone Walnut with Complete Fiddleback
- Bastone Walnut with Complete Fiddleback
- Finished Grip for Eliseo Tube Gun
- F-Class F/TR
- Thumbhole Anschutz Stock Completed
- Morgen Fullmer in Africa
- Thumbhole Anschutz Stock
- Adjustable Cheekpiece Riser / Elevator for Thumbhole Anschutz Stock
- New Grip Blanks in Stock
- Machining Front Sight Base To mount Offset Sights Completed
- Machining Front Sight Base To mount Offset Sights
- In Memory of Mike Walker
- Gustin Style Barnard Action Long Range Rifle Finished
- Putting Inlay into a Gustin Style Stock
- Finished F-TR Open Class Rifle
- Finished Gustin Stock
- Inletting for F-TR Open Rifle
- Fitting a McGee Buttplate to a Gustin Stock
- Bloop Tubes for Anschutz and BSA Martini Completed
- Mango Blanks Just in from Hawaii
- Gustin Pattern Stock being fitted for Gilkes Ross Action
- From this Month’s Shooting Sports Magazine
- Gustin Pattern for Long Range Rifle Stock
- Pattern for Duplicating Open F-Class Rifle Stock
- Stippling and Outlining Maple Grip for Tube Gun AR-15
- Barnard Action Being Fitted I Anschutz Thumbhole Stock
- Light Weight Prototype F-class F/TR using spruce
- Barnard Action being Fitted in Anschutz Thumbhole Stock
- Fitting trigger guard, cheekpiece riser and butt plate assembly Into Anschutz thumb hole stock
- Barnard Action being Fitted in Anschutz Thumbhole Stock
- Stolle Panda FTR Long Range Palma Completed
- Taking Stolle Panda Action out of Bedding Compound
- Mango Long Range Palma Prone Rifle Face Lift
- Turning a 5/16 inch into a quarter inch action screw
- Stippling Mango Long Range Palma Prone Rifle
- Inletting thumbhole for Barnard Action for Walnut Long Range Rifle
- Left Handed English Walnut Stock with Barnard Action Complete
- Koa Smallbore Rifle w/ 2000 Anschutz Action and Hart Barrel
- Bastogne Walnut Long Range Palma Rifle
- Mango Long Range Palma Prone Rifle
Tag Archives: F-Class
Gustin Canted Rifle Stock Preparation for Duplicating
Due to the shape and configuration of the stock, another piece of wood needed to be laminated to the blank. Steve McGee supplied the original blank.
English Walnut Pistol Grips
To be used on one of Gary Eliseo’s Tube Guns. These are some of the leftover pieces that I glued together from the 52 Sporter. The owner was interested to see if I could make some matching grips for his … Continue reading
Why a Custom Rifle Stock is so Expensive
I’ve been drying this blank for over a year and a few days ago I cut it to rough shape. After it was cut, it started ‘checking’. You just never know when this will happen, and it can ruin a … Continue reading
F-Class Front Rest Center Column
The reason for cutting this wedge shaped (or tapered) slot is to prevent the center column from crashing when the hold down screw is loosened, causing black finger disease. I’ve noticed that some F-Class shooters have injured fingers.
Exotic Koa Wood Rifle Stock Blanks
Just arrived from Hawaii. Will require drying time.
Posted in Roughing Out the Stock, Rifle Building, Inletting, Cheekpiece, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle, Rifle Restoration, F-Class
Tagged Pistol Grips, Woodworking, Inletting, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Palma, Long Range, Target Shooting, Trigger Guard, Rifle, Smallbore, Bedding, Rifle Stock, Custom Rifle Building, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Rile Restoring, F-Class, Custom Rifles, Stock Duplicating, Grips
2 Comments
