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Here is a custom I had built a while back by Richard Franklin who is now retired I believe.
Laminated Maple, Trued Remington action, Kreiger barrel, Jewel trigger, etc.
Chambered in 6mm AI, a real groundhog thumper.
Gary
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They are works of art. I'm hoping someday to get on in 460 S&W.Big Horn Armory makes outstanding lever action big bore rifle in pistol cartridges such as the 500 S&W. The standard wood would be extra fancy at minimum. Exhibition grades are phenomenal with an up charge.
BHA just makes Me a better Hunter since the range is more limited which is not a bad thing... GLW5525
Their lever rifles are works of art. I hope to get one in 460 S&W. When I do. Il only have to drive 3/4 mile.Big Horn Armory makes outstanding lever action big bore rifle in pistol cartridges such as the 500 S&W. The standard wood would be extra fancy at minimum. Exhibition grades are phenomenal with an up charge.
BHA just makes Me a better Hunter since the range is more limited which is not a bad thing... GLW5525
That is just about the coolest looking maple I've seen. Is it heavy as solid maple?
Those are some beautiful stocks and rifles .I'd be afraid to take them outside !I use a small custom guy in California. I'm left handed and 6'5" so factory guns aren't always available. I still fancy some good character in a great wood grain stock. Here is some of the pieces I have and a few others he has produced recently... DM if you are interested or for more information.
Every hunt is an experience to cherish. It's about being out there and all that comes from it. Every scratch is a memory Or a blemish has a story. The beauty in wood is it can always be restored. Synthetic is just so cold...Those are some beautiful stock and rifles .I'd be afraid to take them outside !
Very beautiful !!! I only have one nice wood stock on a Sako 300 win mag. My other Sako 22-250 is kinda blah but nice. My 300 wm has only been shot around 13 times. It belonged to a neighbor of my dad's when I lived there, I think I was 19 when he bought the Sako in 1978 I believe . He asked me to sight it in. I don't remember for sure but no more than 10 shots. He fired 3 between then and when I bought it from him before I moved back last year. 3 shots in 42 years... He told me 1 shot at a buck in Ca. and 2 shots at a buck in Ut.. He missed that one. He's 85 now and hasn't hunted for many years. He told me he always remembered me saying if he ever wanted to sell it I would by it. 42 years later he still remembered . I asked how much he wanted ? I had no clue how much it was worth but figured at least 1k. I didn't have much $ at the time so I said $500. He said how bout $600. I said how bout $550. He took it. Later a friend looked up the serial # and said it was made between 1978 and 1979. I told him that sounds like correct time period. Then I felt guilty but he told me that's how much he paid for it back then... When I stopped at my dad's house on the way out of Ca. back to Wy. I went over to give him a check for $50. He wasn't home . I put under mat and left a bunch of frozen deer, lope and elk meat with my dad to give to him. I still feel guilty only giving him $600. My friend said that in good condition it was worth $1800. It's in xlnt condition. I felt bad.Just saw this lovely Sauer 404 Elegance grade 10.
Its up there as one of the prettiest stocks Ive ever seen.
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It will only set you back about $4300US if you have it lying around.
The other option is to just buy the rifle you want & get a stock maker to custom make the nicest piece of wood you can find.
Either way its not cheap!
Very nice, but its about $8K out of my price rangeWe have one at Axial Precision ready to ship.
If you want some REALLY fancy wood, check it out.
View attachment 200790AllTerra Safari Edition - AllTerra Arms
Built on the AllTerra Steel barreled action in 416 Ruger, this rifle is a mix of modern technology and superior craftsmanship. The stock was hand-made by 2 Lazy 2. The rifle has a California English walnut stock checkered at 24 lines /inch with 25 coats of hand rubbed oil, Ruger style quarter...www.axialprecision.com