



The red allen wrench used the original vertical adjustment on the buttplate. The silver or aluminum colored allen wrench adjusts the space between the two legs.



Parts for smallbore buttplate are roughed out. Still need nuts and bolts and finishing.

These are the lower legs for smallbore buttplates that I started today. These will adapt to the highpower buttplates on the longrange rifles.

This is the final fitting before finishing of all the aluminum parts and the wood. This rifle will be used at Camp Perry for the Made in America Match at the Smallbore match this summer. The stock is a piece of all Fiddleback Walnut from front to rear – an exceptional piece of wood. The darker areas are rubbed with a bit of alcohol to show the grain and what the final finish will look like. The pistol grip is made in America – it is a piece of curly Hawaiian Koa. The trigger guard is reclaimed Winchester. Right now it’s in a holding pattern to see if we’ll put vents in it.






English Walnut #3


Fiddleback Claro Walnut #6



Koa #7



Claro Exhibition Grade Walnut #2




Available in finished (includes stippling) in either gloss or satin finish – $185 plus shipping or unfinished for $75 plus shipping.





Yes, this is a real 52B that I am using for a pattern.



