Author Archives: Sue

This is a nice piece of dark English walnut While working on the stock I noticed that there were some marks in the wood that I didn’t understand. When I machined the slot for the bolt relief in the cheekpiece it … Continue reading →

Here are some pictures of the action. This is one of the more interesting pieces I have worked on. I have no clue of what it really is. All the measurements are Winchester, except the loading port radii are a … Continue reading →

There’s a new F-Class for Smallbore for a round Anschutz action on the For Sale page. Here’s the link: Stock For Sale Please contact me if you are interested.

  Happy Birthday, Dad!! I’d wish you one, but you won’t hear me over the machines. Love, Clare ( Daughter #2)

The owner won a discount certificate at the Berger Southwest nationals match in February.   Note the bottom vents have not been added or the escutcheon for the trigger guard.             This is just the first coat of the … Continue reading →

The real challenge here was to shorten the length of pull and maintain the original look of the Steve MCGee buttplate. This involved keeping all the radii and remove aluminum.

Between working on completing stocks and duplicating stocks, I have been keeping busy. Which is great! These two pictures show stocks tough of the duplicator, the second picture shows them sanded with pistol grips caps.

A number of years ago I made some fiberglass and polyester resin stocks with balsa wood cores. They finished out at approximately 11 to 12 ounces. Because the stocks were so light, you could still use the inch and a … Continue reading →

At first glance this wood appears to be unremarkable. But as you look at it, the patterns of burls and flowers appear. It’s really beautiful.

Congratulations to Derek Rodgers on his FTR win. I am proud to say that this is the blue rifle that I built for him which can be seen on my website. Congratulations to Allen Thomas and Peter Church who both … Continue reading →

So proud of my wife.  She qualified today for her CCL with a PERFECT score! 25 out of 25!  Liners count!

This is a left-handed English walnut stock that I duplicated when I did the Spruce stock. Ironically the two owners are almost neighbors.

I’ve duplicated the stock in an H & H pattern, made a bedding block and bedded the rifle. I also put a canted site block on the rifle, using a cam degree wheel from a Triumph motorcycle to give me … Continue reading →