Art on the rifle stock

[Tikka6xc]

Anyone do any wood burning or anything on there rifle stocks?

 

[Michael Petrov]

I'm a fan of nice carving if it's done by a skilled worker. The rifle below was done at the Hoffman Arms Company circa 1924.

 

[Teapot]

Beautiful.

 

[Michael Petrov]

This may not appeal to many but was done in China circa 1920.

 

[1899]

IMO properly done fine checkering done by hand is art.

 

[Cleftwynd]

I'm a fan of nice carving if it's done by a skilled worker. The rifle below was done at the Hoffman Arms Company circa 1924.

You wouldn't happen to have a picture showing the whole rifle would you? That looks like an incredible piece of craftmanship, and double set triggers!

 

[The Kurgan]

This may not appeal to many but was done in China circa 1920.

Absolutely incredible. Not often that I will say that I like something "made in China"

 

[Michael Petrov]

You wouldn't happen to have a picture showing the whole rifle would you? That looks like an incredible piece of craftmanship, and double set triggers!

I thought I had an overall but do not, I'll have to put that on my to-do list.

This is the best I can do, it's a commercial Mauser in 30-06.

 

[Cleftwynd]

That is an incredible rifle, I am definitely jealous! In 30-06 too! Which I am currently casually shopping for... lol

 

[Michael Petrov]

Sorry, I could get carried away on the subject of carved stocks. Another 06 by an unknown maker most likley in Chicago, IL.