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Here are my 97, stock made by CS.

When I arrived at my mountain cabin 3 weeks ago, this Spurvehauk (Sparrow Hawk in English?) was lying in the driveway outside the front door. The unusual thing was that the entrails had been eaten by another animal or bird. I suspect a fight between rivals, and that a crow had taken care of it...

This is hardly a scratch of my collection Im afraid. I restore old classic airguns, or make the stocks myself when I get inspired, and need some rest from knife making.

Almost forgot….. I have a small work bench at my cabin too, and some plinkers at the opposite wall just for inspiration. 😊

Ity It’s for the inletting. Have to keep the slab vertical with clamps. Do not use it for outside forming.

More like a mess I`m afraid......

As JungleShooter says. When it comes to the tubes weight, it is not possible for me to say of course.

https://www.bearbasin.net/IOR-Valdada-Scopes-s/1830.htm

And you are too kind Crow, but thanks.

https://www.eurodel.no/fresbor-ks-tools-515-3265?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PMAX_All_Products&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwv_m-BhC4ARIsAIqNeBs0jF8CFxDOYvvFT7DIhbx1Ly43cpFNV8FsBcWiD4AFPqmvPfHZlpsaAnZPEALw_wcB

Thanks. I was inspired by his brother in arms😁.

DONE!!

Temting, but now; - after 4 layers of Danish oil, waiting for the last layer, a drillout for replacing a new plug would do it necessary to start the grinding and polishing process for most of the forearm underside again. Or more. Let`s say this detail reveals an amateur in action, and as a...

I`m with you. The "checkering" is a "you do what you can with the tools you have":rolleyes:. I would love to make more professional checkering, but at least this kitchen bench solution gives a good grip-feel, and I have learned that it does the job on a sweaty day.

Yes Jking, from 11 to 12. Very irritating.

And now, first coat of Danish oil.

Yes SM. The forend rail had to go. One of the holes went through the stock, so I plugged it. Should have turned the plug from 11 to 12 (picture), but didn’t notice it before it was too late. You may keep the stipling and cheek piece as is of course, and only trim the fore end.

Yes, down to 80 grit:

I bought this rifle last week. With new spring and seals installed, the gun shoots perfectly. I want to brush up the stock, and give it a sporting look when I am at it. I already have a restored 300 stock available, so no crisis if the project doesn`t come out very well. I roughly marked the...