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Martini 17HH update
Finished the wood on the Martini 17HH, basically a straight wrist butt with a varmint forearm with a Macasscor Ebony tip. Wood is Franquette which is a variant of English Walnut, light color with dark streaking. Basic Cadet action with bushed breechblock, barrel is a new takeoff from a Anschutz 1702 shortened to 22" and recontoured at the receiver, metal work and chambering done by Phil Peterson. Pics showing the wood before and after, rifle is headed towards Glenrock bluing to be finished.
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Pics are kinda pissey but you can get the idea, will get some nices ones once it's scoped up and finished.
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Chuck that is one fine looking rifle, please stop putting those neat rifle pictures on here gives me the I want that disease
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Chuck that's a very nice rifle, good stock design too. You did good.
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I have a martini being worked on currently. Wish I could duplicate that stock design.
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Very nice!
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-Every man dies, but not every man truly lives.- "I came that they may have life and have it abundantly" John 10:10 |
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Very impressive Chuck! What type of finish did you apply to the wood?
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Drool!!!
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Very WoW! Nice figure.
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Chuck, that is just sweeter than sweet! Awesome,
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