Never Say Never

I have always been one that prefers any firearm to have the furniture that it came with instead of swapping out with plastic regardless how light it makes it. However yesterday I did some horse trading and came home with a Mosin Nagant along with a new in package ATI Arch Angel stock. At first all I was going to do was just pop it on a sale forum and let someone talk me down on price, but for some reason I decided to open the blister packing and take a look. It took longer taking the wood off of the Mosin than anything else, and after one minor area that had to use the dremel on it fit like a glove, and it actually fit to LOP better than the original. How many others been bitten by a NEW look even thou you swore you would never change.

I am anticipating shoot this one with the new stock, the last one I owned had wood furniture and it never "KICKED" but had just a nice push. For the last 15 yrs if I wanted to shoot anything I just went out back. Well I screwed up in one way I sold the property and now I have to find another place to go shooting.

Pictures or at least an Attempt

Ok if someone can tell me how to take a picture of a firearm that will encompass the entire gun and still be in focus please let me know. Other wise the pictures I have will have to do.

Waldo I have made the same statement more times than I can count. Last trip to my favorite Pawn/Gun shop was the day before they closed doors for good. The only firearm they had left was a Maverick 88 that looked like it was new in the box, and for $100.00 I could not say no. Just changed the choke and on Sat around 8:30 or 9:00 I will put it to the Turkey Shoot test. If it don't shoot it will be gone as quick as when I bought it.