pics of your fine rifles?

25cshaefer....dang! that is some good looking stuff.

Wow. Do you know where the bottom metal for that 1917 came from

Click to expand...

No, but if I had to guess I would say it is modified Blackburn.

This thread is fun, it'll give me an excuse to go visit some folks and take more pictures.

I'll ask the owner if he knows.

Here's one of them. A Roger Green 280 Rem built on 1 of 50 (mine's #49) Pete Grisel made small ring double square bridge actions.

Here are a couple

same couple on other sides

A few more

Did someone say 100 year old Westley Richards? Here ya'go.

Did someone say Sedgley?

Griffin & Howe, Springfield M-22 converted to hornet.

Great thread! I can't imagine shooting that .510. What is the recoil like, especially pushing a 750 grain bullet that fast?

Shiloh Sharps .45-70 Hartford, French Gray finish, polished barrel and screws, 3x wood, upgraded sights, extra rubbed oil finish on stocks [/URL][/IMG]

Remember,
Life is too short to not shoot your best guns.

bushmaster1313 said:

Remember,
Life is too short to not shoot your best guns.

Click to expand...

Spoken like a true man

Sharps, that Sharps is awesome.

Here is my competition Garand. I did 143 coats of lacquer on the stock, all small parts are flame blued and the rifle is full match prepped. It seems to turn some heads at the range, and gets equal amounts of praise and scorn.

One of my favorites, JP Sauer & Sohn model 202 Forest chambered in .308, finest bolt rifle I own.

Some gorgeous stuff on here, it's awesome to see it out for display. This is much more my taste than what we normally see. Thanks!

A 7x57 built on a Swede action. Metal by Jim Wisner, wood by Dean Zollinger.

Boxhead that 280 rem is gorgeous love the wood on that one