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I've seen his name on here once or twice and have heard nothing but praise for Kevin Cram of Montour Coutny Rifles. I've got a full custom of his in .308 on a Stiller action and the workmanship is outstanding. Montour County Rifles 216 Shultz Road Danville, PA 17821

Yes, that did turn out great!

Those are very sharp! I thought I had my mind made up on an olive/tan/black marble pattern, but now you have me questioning my decision. I guess I just need more guns so I can have a variety of stock patterns...

EaternNChunter, I really like those stocks from the link you provided. Any idea what the color mix is on those, 60/20/20, 50/25/25 etc? Thanks!

That looks pretty darn awesome!

Thanks for the recommendation Whitea87. I am very interested in the McMillan camo, just haven't been able to find many pictures of it.

I think you're probably talking about the Desert Camo, which is similar to a GAP camo. Those two are probably my first and second choices right now. The G30 is a very nice action. I've owned Pre-64 Model 70s, Dakota 76s and Mauser 98s. The G30 is a different animal because the extractor is...

I will definitely check them out, but hoping to order the stock from McMillan factory finished.

Hi all, need a little advice here. I recently picked this rifle up and am thinking about changing the stock. The gun was built by APA on a McMillan G30 CRF with a Broughton #5.75 barrel in 6.5x47. I am not sold on the AICS stock and am thinking about having the gun restocked in a McMillan A5...

Custom Dave Norin 30-06 Post-War Commercial FN Mauser Action Krieger Barrel Blackburn bottom metal and trigger EAW sights Shoots 1/2" groups with Federal 150gr Power Shocks

Stiller Tac 30 .308 Brux 18" 1:12 Remington Varmint Contour Shilen Trigger McMillan A3 with Edge Technology Williams bottom metal Nightforce Lightweight rings Vortex PST 2.5-10x32 The whole rig weighs 9lbs 10oz minus the bipod

Yep, that's exactly what I had in mind. The little Vortex 2.5-10x32 I have mounted on the gun has been great so far, I'm hoping it'll be adequate when the ranges get longer.

Finally picked up my first precision rifle. I've owned plenty of nice customs over the years, but always blued steel and walnut types built on Pre-64 Model 70s and Mauser 98s. I stumbled across this rifle and it was too good a deal to pass up, so I grabbed it and am so glad I did. The gun had...