Checking to see if the forum will accept the pics to post ...



Here shown while it still needed a couple of more passes. Now complete.





Here showing how the stock tapers from the grip backwards. And from the wrist grip to the front off the forestock grip.



Close planning. Thin where it can be. The strength of the rifle is in the steel action.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/18/2010 09:19PM by barnespneumatic.

Well, it accepted a few pics. Crashed a couple of times when I tried a couple of more. Took forever to load this post for me to comment here. Have no idea what's going on. Another rough spot. Guess it will pass.

GAry

Took that one - really odd.

However; this is the Yukon's buttstock and forestocks. The gun is almost complete. So is the Nitro. That will be a couple of ledger pcs. complete.





Gary

Won;'t push my luck trying other pics now.

Before someone asks. Same pc. of wood. Close together. Mainly lighting in the pics I guess. Both turned out great.

Gary

Cheek pc. complete. Touch up. Ready to install.

Billet requires edge sanding yet - polishing. Then that's complete.

Timber Wolf stocks are going into the oven tonight to bake finishes. Carvings are complete.

Gary

BTW ... there's no "finish" on there. That's polished natural materials. Weathered Elk stag.

Gary,

Now that you showed the Timber Wolf stock from other angles it really show some complex curves. Wow! This one is looking classically beautiful.

Jerry's Yukon is in a class of its own. I WANT one of those cheek pieces, but mine made out of a whale tooth.He, he, he.

We know that this Yukon will be used and documented for us to enjoy.

Julio,

I'll get my fishing pole and dingy ...

Of course, we'll have to do a "cheek fitting", which will require Kelly and I to fly to Peurto Rico for a week .... .... haha.

Gary

Looks like SOMEONE has been getting a lot of work done! It's all looking good Gary. Sorry about the web site issues. From here, I can't find anything to fix.

Hi Jerry,

Hey - no pain ... ah .... no reality ... right?

You know what a coconut covered donut looks like? Right ... like a Timber Wolf stock that has fallen off it's hook while applying the second coat of oil.

Hey - I was getting too much done anyway.

Gary

This is gonna be one fine looking rifle when it's done. Good thing you like donuts, eh?

loving the fore end ,,,, a new classic