More rodent rifles. This rifle is the most "shootable' rifle I have.
This one is a Ruger Hawkeye, minor trigger work, inside magazine length increased, .204 Ruger. McGowen D4 contour, 26", 11 twist barrel. The stock is a "California Roll-Over" according to the people who rough carved it out and semi-inletted it.
American walnut, so-so blank, nothing special. Usual 8-10 coats of Minwax satin poly rub, Salvaged cherry wood tip. Butt pad looks like a shotgun type.
Top pic - high comb angled forward, abrupt pistol grip, slight negative pitch; wood removed back of comb to clear ear muffs, flat bottom fore-end.
Middle pic - moderate cast-off, moves rifle/scope to left, more in-line with right eye
Bottom pic - slight camber, toe angled out a little, helps eye alignment with top of rifle/scope.
A good shooter - standard established load is .204 40 Vmax, 26.9 gr. IMR 8208, most often CCI 41 primers. Scope is a 6.5-20X40 VXIII, Leupold rings. Lots of shot up small rodents up to 400 & slightly more. Should be able to get close to 4,200 with 32 VMax. Able to see hits thru scope easily (barrel weight & negative pitch)