Almost finished. Wrapping up the metal stuff now.
Tiger Myrtle wood.
Tiger Myrtle wood.
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I dig the subtle checkering.
Looks great!
That's absolutely beautiful.
That's something else! Very nice!
Absolutely gorgeous. One of a kind!
Heirloom quality. #impressed
Beautiful
well if i can say it that's some dam pretty wood your both going to have fine looking guns did you do all the stippling your self ?that must have taken a while but it looks great . Oh and if you ever need someone to pass either of those guns down to 0/ Id like it to be me lol
Chad Dixon (along with his boss Kalli) is Long Rifles Inc.
He has done this before.
Made an amazing one that is modeled off the Manners T4A for the Hide Cup years back.
custom engraved butt plate, pre-preg carbon fiber bedding.
Dang near as sexy as Selma Hayek there @LongRifles Inc.
Ah, didn’t know Chad did wood as well as metal.
it’s a beautiful stock and again, fabulous checkering that indeed looks borderless in the one pic where I can see it.
Borderless checkering is like doing the high wire act without a safety net. One little fuck up and is fucked. It’s quite hard to do and that kind of checkering is often a specific specialty profession.
thanks.
Love it. Wow. 
Thanks. Not looking to poke Chad in the eye, but if ever looking for absolutely exquisite checkering, check out John Reese of MT.
This is an example of his work on a project shotgun I had done about 10-15 years ago.
The customer supplied the blank. I'm not sure who did the duplicating. Fitting work was done in house. Checkering and finish work was done by an old friend, Jesse Kauffman. Guild level Engraver and stock checkering madman.
Dakota Arms is no more. That company is squashed since the Remmy BR. It is being "reborn" as we speak under a new name. Hopefully, they can make it work.
Jesse Kauffman. A very old and dear friend did the checkering. This is an M40 he just wrapped up. We did all the blueprinting and fitment, he did the hard stuff.
The customer supplied the blank. I'm not sure who did the duplicating. Fitting work was done in house. Checkering and finish work was done by an old friend, Jesse Kauffman. Guild level Engraver and stock checkering madman.
I gotta say, that's a great team of people working on that stock. Very impressive.
Having just finished my first stock ever I can relate to just how much work this was! And I bet the wood looks even nicer in real life than on those pictures!
And I'm a sucker for nice wood(*) - so this is awesome x2!
(*): so much that I bought my swedisch Mauser purely based on the wood
And I'm a sucker for nice wood(*) - so this is awesome x2!
(*): so much that I bought my swedisch Mauser purely based on the wood
I can gaze at your wood all day.
Must be a Navy Corpsman thing.
bore punch him
(this is a private conversation between Docs you perverts)
@LongRifles Inc. - Correct me if I am wrong and you did do the duplication on that walnut SH Cup rifle a few years ago, right?
Perhaps my brain has even more shrinkage than my dinky.
Which aint good!!
Awesome stuff either way!
Perhaps my brain has even more shrinkage than my dinky.
Which aint good!!
Awesome stuff either way!
Yep. We did the same stock for SHC2015.@LongRifles Inc. - Correct me if I am wrong and you did do the duplication on that walnut SH Cup rifle a few years ago, right?
Perhaps my brain has even more shrinkage than my dinky.
Which aint good!!
Awesome stuff either way!
This is a good example of the difference between "machinist" and "gunsmith".
I know a guy eagerly anticipating an LRI wood build....
www.snipershide.com
Gunsmithing - Remington 700 DBM opinions from guys that put them in.....and use them.
Lots of options out there. Lots of opinions. Figured Id ask here amongst the people that install them in hopes of finding out what is preferred as far as ease of fitting and just plain works for the customer. My build is going to be a wood stocked R700 in .308. Kind of an M40esque heavy...
www.snipershide.com 
I'm waiting for an update on your rifle too haha.
I just went through that thread again and the craftsmanship is top notch. They must be busy though, I'm waiting on an email back.
I just went through that thread again and the craftsmanship is top notch. They must be busy though, I'm waiting on an email back.
Incredible grain and craftsmanship 
Email has always been something I struggle with. My wife (Kalli) is a superhero most of the time but the pace around here lately keeps her rear end stuck in the shipping department for the bulk of the day. I'm chipping through a mess of em right now though.
Gorgeous precision rifles and parts stacked like cordwood is what I picture... I'm in no hurry. There's a mess of people ahead of me.
I think we all appreciate when you stop what your doing and post pictures and knowledge. Keep rocking!
I think we all appreciate when you stop what your doing and post pictures and knowledge. Keep rocking!
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