I have a 303 British Lee Enfield rifle that a local man carved a stock for years ago. (Percy Anderson, Richard) He did good work, and used to cast on the stock so it fit better and pointed more naturally. Don't know if he used jackpine, or swamp cedar, but I doubt it. The wood is not remarkable, but the stock is, as was the magazine that he shortened from 10 rounds to 5. (Must have been in anticipation of the assault weapon ban.
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