Yet another Taipan Veteran...

[Joekrooz]

...but this one is mine! Always looking at new guns. Instead I thought I would just do a little “upgrade” to one of my favorites, much cheaper than a new gun! This has been one of my favorite guns since I got it a couple of years ago. Just got the new stock and rings on, it looks and feels like a new gun! Really like the checkering on the grip compared to original, feels good in hand.
I stole the red rings idea from Rangur1, thanks man, what do they say, imitation is the best form of flattery? Got to put a few down range at 50 yards yesterday after work.
Athlon 6-24 with 50mm side focus wheel, UTG one piece rings, DonnyFl Tatsu and speed dialer, and Papy Yosh cocking lever and cheek rest.

 

[Guest]

How did you do the rings?

Mitch 

 

[Guest]

I am redoing a FWB300 in a dedicated benchrest stock in maple and really want to do the metal work in red.

First thought is cerokote or paint. What do you think neighbor?

Mitch

 

[CampFussell]

That's one sweet lookin' little Czech Gal. Lovin' the red bow in her hair ;-)

 

[stoti]

I'm not a huge fan of the laminate stock... unless it's the gray laminate stock, like yours! It looks superb and the red mounts and matching speed dialer just give it that little touch of class! Very nice looking indeed!

Stoti

 

[intenseaty22]

Wow! Very nice!! I'm working on my Veteran's stock and Red is kind of a theme, I may have to follow suit on the red rings. Maybe....will see. Congrats, they are indeed very nice guns. 

 

[randy_68]

BEAUTIFUL Veteran!

couldn't stand it anymore so I ordered one for mine too.

Damn this hobby.

 

[Matt247365]

Nice Vet, Joe 



The laminate stocks are awesome. 

They even have a nice rubber butt pad.



Wish they were available for shortys.

I actually tried mounting my .22 shorty action In in my laminate standard stock.

Close! But no-go lol

Matt

 

[RENVAL]

Sweet Vet, congrats Joe!





Renz.

 

[rangur1]

that is one sweet looking gun you got there. excellent accents. sets the gun off beautifully.