The top one is a Weatherby Mark V Varmitmaster .224 Wby Mag I have another one that was in .22-250 Rem that one I re-barrel to a 6XC for Deer, when I bought them from Weatherby I had them hand pick the stocks so they'd match I thought they did a pretty good job. Cheers.
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Are You blued steel, 1 inch & fine wood or are you Kevlar, carbon, stainless, 30-34mm??
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I knew they were Weatherbys as soon as I saw the picture.
Absolutely pieces of ART
You are a very lucky person to own these!!!!!
Don't know if you have Aires, but keep these in the family and pass along!
Absolutely pieces of ART
You are a very lucky person to own these!!!!!
Don't know if you have Aires, but keep these in the family and pass along!
WanderingGoatie
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I love the look of a wooden stock with a high quality shiny bluing job. I've got a McMillan vanguard deluxe from the 70's that is the epitome of a beautiful rifle. The problem is that heavy use on those types of rifles turns them into a dented and rusty rifle that may group good or bad depending on humidity.
My dream rifle is built on a stainless custom action with a cerakote job that looks like a high quality bluing job, without the potential for rust and wear marks. Then, put it in a McMillan mcwoody with a nice polish job and you've got the best of both worlds. Old school classic looks with new tech that maintains groups and looks for a lifetime… or three
My dream rifle is built on a stainless custom action with a cerakote job that looks like a high quality bluing job, without the potential for rust and wear marks. Then, put it in a McMillan mcwoody with a nice polish job and you've got the best of both worlds. Old school classic looks with new tech that maintains groups and looks for a lifetime… or three
Carbon Fiber Folding Chassis Threaded Suppressed……
