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Awhile back I posted a couple photos of my latest (and most likely last) custom rifle on accuratereloading. com. For some reason, I neglected to post the same here on the fire. Must be old age setting in. At any rate, it is a lovely rifle built on a pre-64 model 70 action and a Danny Pedersen cut-rifled barrel chambered by Danny for the .300 Win mag cartridge. Bruce Farman did the metal finishing and Gary Goudy crafted the stock. I got the stick of English from Jim Bisio. The stick is a very similar one, only better, to one I got from Dietrich Apel at NECG several years back. Gary turned it into a very nice stock on a custom 09 Argentine also barreled and chambered by Danny Pedersen for the .30-06 cartridge. I really had not planned on buying another stick of walnut, but when I saw the blank that Bisio had, I had to have it. It is, by far, the most expensive stick of wood that I ever bought. Anyway, for those of you that didn't see the photos on accuratereloading, here they are for your enjoyment.
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Careful that vest zipper might scratch it. Beautiful furniture there.
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Darn nice rifle. I really like the long open grip on the stock.
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If that's wrong... I don't want to know what's right!!
Well done sir, she's a beaut Clark!
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I can see why you fell for that stock blank. I also like the open grip. Interesting choice of calibers too. Seems like most folks skip from the 270, '06, 280, etc. right to the 338 or bigger cartriges. I have always liked the 300 Win.
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Absolutely amazing rifle; very, very nicely done as usual.
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The outstanding work of art that your rifle is proves to me that the best way to get a fabulous custom is to buy it complete like yours is. So many write that they are going to " build" a custom and it does not turn out best. Best to buy one complete already! Delivery is also much better.
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Awesome, stock, caliber and everything.. Plastic is still plastic no matter how you paint it.. That is the best do all caliber above .30-06 there is.. You have it all, and in a beautiful package!!
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When are you taking it hunting?
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Not sure yet, but rest assured, it will go hunting. Thanks to all for your comments.
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Yes, very nice. That rifle needs to go for a walk in the woods.
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Took the words right out of my mouth. I will add, that is a beautiful sob right there!!!
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They just don't get any better than that...
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God damn that's a nice rifle!!
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