Category Archives: Target Shooting

Turkish Walnut Stock for Palma Rifle with an Accuracy X- Series Action

Posted on July 8, 2022 by Doantrevor

Here are some pictures of the Palma Rifle with a Turkish Walnut Stock.

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New Smallbore Project – 52 Winchester Part #2

Posted on April 11, 2022 by Doantrevor

I’ve been shooting a 37 Remington for over 20 years. It’s been extreme accurate with the Hart Barrel. Others that have shot this same model have been set records that will never be broken. It’s not the easiest rifle to … Continue reading →

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Older Wichita Action with Newer Stock

Posted on October 27, 2021 by Doantrevor

Made an adjustable trigger shoe for a Kenyon Trigger. The stock has been custom modified the way the owner wanted it to be. This is a Claro Walnut stock with fine fiddleback.

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Converting Stock a McMillman Stock from Anschutz 2000 to fit Voodoo Action

Posted on August 30, 2021 by Doantrevor

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, … Continue reading →

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Robertson F-Class Stock – Custom Paint

Posted on July 18, 2021 by Doantrevor

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 … Continue reading →

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Fiddleback American Walnut FTR Stock for a Stiller TAK 30 Action

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Doantrevor

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.

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Claro Walnut Stock with Fiddleback for a Barnard Action

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Doantrevor

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 … Continue reading →

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Claro Walnut Stock for Barnard Action – Long Range Palma Rifle

Posted on March 30, 2021 by Doantrevor

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.

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NEW VIDEO: Feeding and Ejecting using Gary Eliseo’s Magazine.

Posted on December 1, 2017 by Doantrevor

Here is a video showing feeding and ejecting using Gary Eliseo’s Magazine. Installed by me. DISCLAIMER: I am right handed. This rifle is left handed. 🙂

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NEW VIDEO: Truing and Blueprinting an Action

Posted on November 29, 2017 by Doantrevor

I’ve putting Clare to work, she shot and edited a video for me. This is a simplified version of what actually happens when I go through this process. A  lot of these tools I made myself years ago, before they … Continue reading →

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Lapua Blue FTR Left Handed Rifle Stock Completed

Posted on January 25, 2015 by Sue

Final completed weight is approximately 4 pounds including all adjustments.  There is a fine line between the super lightweight stocks, and the correct balance required to shoot well.  Not all super lightweight stocks will have the best feel and shoot … Continue reading →

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Left-hand English walnut stock for Pierce action Palma Rifle Completed

Posted on June 21, 2014 by Sue
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Trigger Guard for Mango 52 Rimfire Rifle

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Sue

Since so many of these rifles are different shapes and configurations, it is preferable to custom make each trigger guard to fit the individual rifle, rather than trying to find a supply source.  That way, after the bedding is complete, … Continue reading →

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Final Bedding Mango 52 Winchester Rimfire

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Sue
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Buttplate Extension for Mango Stock for 52 Winchester

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Sue

It is difficult when working with some of these stocks to get a long enough extension that will be short enough and long enough at the same time for offhand and prone shooting.  A telescoping extension piece for the buttplate … Continue reading →

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Chambering a Rimfire Target Rifle

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Sue

This is the start of chambering a rimfire target rifle for smallbore. It is important to get everything on center for accuracy. I am doing this with a 4 jaw chuck. After adjustment, it is now on center and ready … Continue reading →

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McMillan Stock with Barnard action (Red Chile Pepper)

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Sue

This was a McMillan blank which I inletted, pillar bedded with 3 pillars and added a recoil lug, and I also painted it Candy Apple Red.   It will be used for open F-Class.  It’s chambered it a 7mm Shehane. … Continue reading →

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Modifying and Cleaning a Kenyon trigger for an adjustable trigger shoe

Posted on November 8, 2013 by Sue
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Curly Maple Pistol Grip

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Sue

Grip fits Eliseo Tube Gun or would fit AR-15’s or Tubb Gun

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1873 Winchester Rifle Forend and Stock Replacement / Restoration

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Sue

This was a fun job and a change from target shooting, but the challenge was to replace the stock and forend and keep the authenticity and patina of a gun that is over a hundred years old.  Too shiny is … Continue reading →

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F-Class Front Rest Center Column

Posted on February 5, 2011 by Doantrevor

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.  

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