Reimagining the Rook rifle, an all Canadian custom 3.75lb 5.6x50 Magnum

[Ardent]

I’ve done so many things with guaranteed regret, that a mere risk of regret becomes just a minor stimulation. Have plans for that No.1 after this and the .577...

 

[wolf300H&H]

Wanna adopt another kid ?

Bit old , balding , lays around a lot. Good with a gun though

 

[Ardent]

You make a compelling case wolf!

 

[tokguy]

I would be terrified cutting into that stock like that...

I hear you...metal, I'm good. There is about a 600 $ blank in the garage that I dare not touch... a couple nice pieces just followed me home too.
Again, I'll ##### it up LOL. Might as well wait on a pro as to mess it up.
Nice work though

 

[Ardent]

Truly it’s just one foot ahead of the other stuff and attention to detail, not rushing it. I can’t watch TV as I get bored in five minutes, though fine detail work steamrolls out stress, stretches time, messes with the wife’s plans... nice sense of satisfaction too. Worth the $600, the risk of something you love is far higher than something you loathe.

 

[Boomer]

I’ve done so many things with guaranteed regret, that a mere risk of regret becomes just a minor stimulation. Have plans for that No.1 after this and the .577...

Flying helicopters at this time of year will do that!

 

[Ardent]

Too true, the days get mighty short along the 60th parallel now.

 

[jory]

Oh my god- that stock! I had to wipe drool off my monitor; that's incredible!

You don't happen to trade money for CZ452 stocks that look like that?

 

[Ardent]

I do, but worked out the price of materials and time for a really good stock job and the figure is shocking. Prefer not to think about the hours invested. I think Ralf Martini is priced around my mental rally coincidentally and will be better than me by good measure, I’d send it his way, stocks and lines are his speciality. Be warned, just a proper piece of wood can easily go $2K before you start sweating on it. But it’s jewelry and art for big boys, worth it.