Woodsrunner completed
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Looks great.
I did NOT do the carving on this stock. A friend of mine, Mark Anderson, did it. He also installed the plate on the patch box. I have NO artistic ability. It is great to have friends that do for a project like this. I was fortunate enough to get one of the first 25 kits that Jim Kibler sent out, in fact this kit had the scribed number on the bottom flat of the barrel and on the parts bag as #1. Mark carved the stock very close to the carving Jim did on his bench copy of the original Woodsrunner.
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Really nice, I like it.
TraderVic
40 Cal
Very nicely done ! Out of curiosity, what wood did you go with ? The Woodsrunner is looking like a well balanced rifle.
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I normally don’t care for carving on a stock but that’s very tastefully done and looks great!
Very nicely done. Really like the looks of that rifle.
Very nicely done. The red tone to the stock and grey finished barrel and lock look great.
That's a beauty! I really like the color and the carving. Man I wish would have had a buddy to do the carving on mine.
How did you get the stock that deep reddish brown...D
nchawkeye
58 Cal.
Looks great!!!
Looks great!
What caliber? And what does she weigh?????????????
What caliber? And what does she weigh?????????????
Hatchet-Jack
54 Cal.
Nice!
That’s beautiful. I like the color a lot and just the right amount of carving. Well done!
Excellent Craftsmanship by all!
Great colors too
Great colors too
Phil Coffins
69 Cal.
Nice color and a rifle for life!
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Looks great I like you kept the carving close to the original.
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