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I agree with Joe - the wood in OP's picture is bit plain for my taste as well...
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09-21-2015, 12:02 AM
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This might be high on some people's "why bother" list but it sure caught my eye, big time. The work was done by Hal Hartley in North Carolina, sometime in the 70's. 16ga, 28", IC&F.
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I thought this was interesting wood on my Alex Henry. It is a '3rd Quality' rifle made in 1875.
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Everybody's eye is different but I am drawn to American Walnut on American guns.
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Bobby, I like the red tone of the stock you pictured.
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That's wonderful Walnut and very approprate for Vintage American's
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I chose this blank for a sub gauge skeet set, 28/.410
 
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