GH Before and After
 

Just had my favorite GH 12 gauge restocked by Brian Dudley. The old stock was worn out. For some reason, the early dimensions fit me well, so I had Brian reproduce the original. The fore end was worn, but still sound, so it was cleaned up and recheckered. The results speak for themselves.

BEFORE:

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AFTER:

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It looks great, Mills! What is the amount of drop at heel?

About 3. Just like the old one

To me the wood to metal fit looks perfect. Like the wood grew out it. Great job Brian and great gun Mills.

nice gun mills..brian sure knows how to pretty up a gun....charlie

Thanks Charlie

Nicely done Mills and to Brian a great job. Mills you will be proud to pass that one down to the boys. 30-40 years from now I hope there sitting in a duck blind with that one remembering dad and the stories behind the nicks and scratches.

We'll be working on the nicks and scratches as soon as we get some decent weather and bird season starts

Very nice Brian and Mills. By the way, Brian will be re-stocking a VHE with wood very similar to yours. Brian's wood work and detail is exceptional.

Thanks Allen!

Mills I did',t see any Duck tape or staples in your old stock. You didn't jump the gun a little on this one. Ha. The gun looks great.