Doan Trevor Custom Rifle Building

The white pieces of wood are sacrificial pieces of wood glued to the stock. When the hole is drilled through the center of the stock and is squared up by using the lathe, the stock can be put in the milling machine for further work.

Adding Shadowline

This adjustable Trigger Shoe allows adjustment for the Anschutz trigger forward and rear, and does not require modification to the weight adjustment screws.

Description:

101 – English Walnut

102 – Mango

103 – English Walnut with nice marbling

104 – English Walnut with sap wood – nice on one side

105 – Claro Walnut – Some Fiddleback throughout

107 – Bastogne Walnut – Flowers w/ Burl

Claro Walnut Stock just off the duplicator.

Smoothing the stock to start working on the cheekpiece and buttplate and inletting.

Lige Harris took a couple of videos this weekend when the guys brought out and started up the old motorcycles.

Additional pictures of work in progress…

I won!  LOL!  Just kidding……….

See Berger Bullets for match info.

The Allen wrench in the plastic bag is for adjusting the cheekpiece cast-on and cast-off…. aka right and left.

This is a small frame Bullard, one of the earliest serial numbers in existence. It arrived with no stock and no forend. I’ve been researching this particular model, however there is not much info available. As you can see, this is a straight stock on the pictures, and the the one to be worked on has a pistol grip.

One of the many pieces that need to be made to put together a custom rifle.

Top – American Walnut Plain

Middle – Mango, don’t worry about the smudges, some are filler and the will add color to the stock

Bottom – Exhibition Grade, either Claro or Bastone Walnut / Hybrid