Show us your wood!

One of my nicer ones:

Winchester FWT made in the early 1980's.



A Winchester 94-22 XTR flanked by a couple of Marlin Mounties.



My big bores. A Marlin 44 magnum and 1/500 SS Guide guns made in 2005 chambered in 35 Rem.



The '58 models. A Marlin and a Winchester both made in the year of my birth.



The Trapper. One of only 2700 made during 1988-89.



All the levers together. Guess you can tell I don't like pistol grips on lever actions.

Cooper Custom Classic .22 LR




CZ 452 American .22 WMR

1st pic, Shiloh 1874 Sharps. This is the standard grade of wood. 2nd pic, not the best, sorry, the wood on one of my CPA Stevens 44 1/2

My 1900 Remington S&S shotgun, made in 1905...









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Endless popcorn

Pre war Franz Kettner 16 Ga

not cause it's pretty, but to show her battle scars. (combat grouse hunting...)

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jmr40 Wow. Awesome lever guns.

Need more wood bullpups.

Hello friends and neighbors // I'm jealous...some real beauties folks.

Here is my 1976, Remington, 870, Wingmaster, 12ga. set up for HD.




Worked all summer for my Dad to pay for it, then got it as a 15th Birthday gift.
Guess I worked harder than I thought.

Belgium Browning 22 semi auto,









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My Blaser Luxus Sporter with upgraded stockset. Shoots as good as it looks.

Here's a 4" Model 17-6 I bought for my father 20-odd years ago.



He wanted something to carry under his coat while deer hunting and his 17-4 with the 8.375" barrel and 2x scope wouldn't fit.

This is a 28 ga. Guerini Woodlander next to my 12 ga. 870 Exp. I took the pic to show the overall length of two guns with 28-inch barrels.

My father and I found the Guerini in 2004 at the shop around the corner from his house. I got him looking at 28 ga. guns that Saturday and he went back on Monday and bought it. We shot it for a few months and then he gave it to me for my birthday. I think that was the plan all along - he was 82 when he bought it.

The tail ends of a few of mine.

Here's my old flinter:


And a Ruger No. 1

Certainly not the prettiest, but it this one is interesting. A friend saw this SKS, which belongs to my father, and said it looked like it came out of a hole in Vietnam. I smiled and said "Good guess!"

Krieghoff Semper,











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