the stock started out as the backing to a judges book case that had been water damaged. the design was from two of the grandkids going through magasines and pointing out what they wanted. I found a barrel that has no taper so the inleting was very easy. I chose this action because they dont have to pull back the striker, or feed the cartrige directly into the chamber. it also has an automatic safety. altho I find it to be a pain. I forget to move it to the fire position every so often. and that screws up my concentration for the next shot. the kids will be back for Thanksgiving So I should have it dialed in by then.

BlauBear wrote:Looks nice, and nice work! Frustrating to have problems, but always nice to find out it was the "other guy"... Wonder if it will continue to improve with use?

I was just glad that I could fix it by reaming bigger, and not having to set the barrel back and start again! the woodwork Im pretty confident in but at the metal lathe I cut and measure , cut and remeasure alot. #57

Sounds like a great memory! Congratulations!