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BlauBear the trigger guard is Anschutz look carefully. I added another picture for all to see. Evelio, BlauBear and others in tomorrows post i will give up some of my painting techniques with pictures on how to paint a rifle stock.
http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z299 ... FWT%201712
http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z299 ... FWT%201712
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Okay - Got me. I'm only familiar with the tear-drop guard on the FWt. Dang - thought I had ya'! 
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yeah, I'm very happy with it, shoots great! I wouldn't mind an Anschutz at some point, but this 453 Varmint has made it a very comfortable wait and leisurely plan now, hehe. I'll be happy with this one for quite some time, I believe.
TURKEYSFEARME wrote:_shorty your rifle is definately anti bling but I'll bet it shoots as good or better than any anschutz. CZ's rock![]()
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That 2x4 stock isn't shaped all that much different than the stock on my M12 was when I got it from CMP. I reshaped it a bit for prone matches, but it still feels like a 2x4 compared to my Pharr stock, or even the CZ stock that I rebuilt. Those things were supposedly training rifles for the military, but I can't imagine what training they were used for. I think they were used just to make the soldiers appreciate the other rifles they were issued a lot more. For all the ugliness packed into the stock, that thing sure shoots well, though. 
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Here is my small bling rifle. I just got the knob today at Neals.

Here is my small bling rifle. I just got the knob today at Neals.
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