Warner # 1 Sight Rear Sight: Low mileage, Excellent condition, comes with sunshade and rear aperture.
Scott Riles 22mm Front Sight: 3/4 inch barrel escutcheon, 4-6mm aperture, .5 diopter lens, excellent condition, front and rear sunshades.
Both together $950.00 + free shipping.
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Last week was the Spirit of America Math in Raton. It was a great time shooting and seeing everybody.
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Below are photo of some of the winners:
Trudie Fay – High Senior – Grand Aggragate & High Senior
Jerry Illif – Commradree & RR
Jim Gaines – High Grand Senior
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The last picture is me kneeling with people that shot rifles that I built at the match
Left to Right: Jim Foster, John Hoffman, Stefan Bunde, Trudie Fay, John Friguglietti, Jerry Illif, Jim Gaines and Keith Hoverstad.
Back in February we rescued a puppy found in a barn. We named him Barney. He’s a very inquisitive and happy puppy.
Apparently, he’s my new shooting coach. Checking my shooting position and natural point of aim.
Here’s part one of a video on duplicating two walnut stocks that I’m working on. There will be a part 2 of this video and more related videos.
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This McMillian Stock was bedded for an Anschutz 2000. I filled it in with bedding compound and bedded for the Voodoo Action. Also, had to get a color kit from McMillan to match the original colors of the stock. Then, I finished it with a two part clear coat and buffed to a shine.
He won the Idaho Challenge Shield.
I changed gears and worked on a non-target rifle.
Someone I’ve know for 20+ years had an Enfield P action and no stock. The Enfield has a rather large action due to the trigger and magazine box, so I modified the stock from a Winchester Pre-64 scope stock.
This rifle is chamber with .338/06.
God Bless, Sergeant York.
Luke walked down the street to let me know that he used one of the rifles that I worked on.
Congratulations on a job well done!
This is a piece of Claro Walnut with a lot of fiddleback for a Barnard Action. This will be used for long range with a sling.
This is fiddleback through and through… stem to stern.
I received this stock and it was covered with faux carbon fiber tape. While taping the tape off I discovered it was previous painted Lapua Blue. It had a drop port in it. I had to fill where the trigger was. Also, cut the cheekpiece off and filled in that area. I did this so the owner could have an adjustable cheekpiece and buttplate. Bedded it for a Stolle Panda F-Class action.
The paint job on this brought me back to when I painted motorcycle tanks. The new red color is similar to the Soul Red on the new Mazadas. It involves a number of different base coats. Then the metallic coast and a clear coat.
Worked on this last week. I have inletted the magazine so that it can be used as a repeater / Across the Course.
A huge shout out to Accurate Shooter for this article!!
Thank you for all your kind words!
Doan, Sue and Clare
This action has the same footprint as a Remington. I made the bedding block, so that the two action can be used interchangeably.
This rifle can be used with a sling or as a FTR rifle.
Spring has sprung in Albuquerque. In reality, we only had one day of Spring.. yesterday was in the 90.
So, Summer is here, and the portable AC has been taken out of storage and is back in the workshop.
Here is a Claro Walnut Stock for a Barnard Action, it’s going to be used as Palma rifle.
This grip was made from a block of Dalbergia Maritima. It is extreme dense, but easy to cut on the band saw. Works well with a #50 wood rasp and files. It’s sands well, but the dust sticks to everything and stains your hands. When finished with a satin finished it reminds me of a plum.
I used Thuya Burl has the pistol grip cap and Blood Wood as an accent stripe. Also, I added a shadow line that matches the flow of the stippling on the pistol grip.
This is not a pretty, pretty princess coat. This is a coat for someone who wants to shoot good offhand.
I used it from 1980-2005. Structural stitching is very good. There is some cosmetic wearing on the quilting.
Sleeves are modified so they bend. The rubber has been replaced on the right shoulder. A piece of rubber has been added to the inside of the right arm, give nice pocket for butt of the rifle. Longer straps with updated buckles have been added.
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This grips are made from King’s Wood, it’s a form of Rosewood.
These were custom fit to the owner, therefore they were completely hand-carved.
The stock is made from Claro walnut, the pistol grip is English walnut.
This is a highly figured piece of English Walnut with burls and flowers. Along the bottom of the stock there’s a burl/flower that looks like an owl and one side looks like the Sandia Mountains.
This is in 30 PCR.
The owner is enjoying this rifle immensely.
I’ve changed the design to incorporate a “grip” area for a straight up hand position, still allowing for thumb place on the other side of the grip.
The owner has 3 actions with the same barrel block mounting system. He wanted to be able to use one stock. I built a bedding system that would accomplish this task. The two pieces of Claro Walnut on the forend are mirror copies. It’s low profile.
This action has been really fun to work on. I think I’ve done 5 of these KK500 retrofits. Seeings how this action is meant to go in a metal stock, there’s quite a few modifications and measurements needed to make the conversion for a wood stock. This includes making a bedding block from aluminum and Delrin.
If I were starting over in the Smallbore world, I’d get this action… instead of my old model 37 with a Wright Allen trigger.
This is a Left-handed American Walnut stock with a Barnard Action.
This rifle is for a Palma shooter. He cut his own trees down, made some blanks for me. I made him a stock.
This has a bedding block with an integral recoil lug. Three action screws could be used.
