Stuff getting close.
 

Since I can’t sleep tonight how about a few pics of things to look at that are headed to the finish line.

In the pics..
Browning Trombone
Trigger plate and grip cap for a custom Mauser 404 Jeffery
Superposed 410 and a couple 20’s
Win pre 64 375 H&H
Mauser commercial factory 404 Jeffrey

Have a great weekend everyone.

Latest project, 34” VH custom, will have an AAH theme to it.

Absolutely STUNNING!!! Work.

99 and 73

Big 10 GHE recut

BHE stock refresh

Amazing quality work there.

You must be well connected Brian !!

What year is that beautiful Savage 99 ??





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I am not sure on the 99, is a 22hp, lovely little rifle.

Gotta love those “varmint” calibers! :clap:

I read an article in Gun World Magazine about fifty years ago written by Elgin Gates about a trip in Africa . His guns were delayed so he had to borrow/rent . He got a 375 H&H , 404 Jeffery and a 505 Gibbs . I’ve owned a couple 375’s as well as a couple 416’s and did the load work for a friends 505 . But I’ve never had my hands on a 404 so obviously never loaded for or shot one . But after reading the previously mentioned article I’ve always wanted to !

Brian very nice, thanks for sharing. Some very talented craftsman turning out some world class work!

Beautiful array of projects.

For a lot of my growing up years my father's step-up varmint rifle from his Model 54 .22 Hornet was a pretty little made in Ferlach, Austria, top-lever, break-action single shot in .22 Savage High-Power (aka 5.6 x 52R) with single set trigger in a rhino horn trigger guard, Greener side safety and a barrel that started octagon and tapered to round. He loaded it with 63-grain .227" diameter bullets from Sisk. By the time I was in college the little Austrian's accuracy was falling off and it got traded for a Sako Vixen heavy barrel .222 Remington Magnum. Another now obscure cartridge.