Neat old tymey stock repair

[OH Osthaus]

neatly done, you will often see repairs done in that manner on the thin wrists of Pennsylvania Rifles.

[J. A. EARLY]

Done by a true craftsman, noting how all the screws are timed.

Too bad he was in the wrong craft.

[Bill Murphy]

These are known as Selous plates for the White Hunter, Frederick Selous, whose guns were made that way at the factory. I believe a true Selous sideplate was made flush with the wood. The PH is a wonderful piece of work.

[Gerald McPherson]

So I guess being screwed up is no always bad? Maybe we may say screwed good or screwed many times over or screwed well?Just Kidding.