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In New Braunfels, Hill Country Rifles does that, and well. Talk to Matt, 830 609 3139.

Montana 1999 and a little patience.

I have a loopy 3-9X50 Euro 30 mounted on my SAKO 85 338 Federal. Super scope. My go to rifle for elk.

Suggest you post at http://groups.msn.com/SakoCollectorsClub

You might try http://www.tanyardspringsgunshop.com JD did a real nice job on a Remington 700 for me.

Milo- Way impressive. Thanks

In a family way, 376 Steyr.

David Gentry makes one, but it's a big time enhancement, not a drop in. www.gentrycustom.com sorry, my mistake, it's the CZ550

Probly one reason there arent more manufacturers making the 257 Roberts is the case length is about halfway between 243 Win/308 and 270/30-06. Getting it done right with new action and barrel would be $3k + at New Ultra Light or Rifles Inc (You gota watch the +) and not much less at an...

As 106rr says, Steyr has problems with the feds. Might be associated with a sale to Iran in 2003-4 of 800 firearms for "law enforcement". The Steyr Mannlicher line of wood-stocked hunting rifles were available as special order items from WalMart for a while, ending I think in 2006. (IMO, at...

Pity about Bishop's unavailability. The only one I have is long in the tooth and has to be replaced. Guess I will use it with some Bondo as a pattern for a high grade blank. Sorry to divert the thread.

Hemicuda, where do you get Bishop stocks these days?

Boyds sent me one of their Remington 700 "virtually inletted" JRS stocks in plain walnut. Mine was ordered from their existing inventory. Received it about 10 days after ordering. Very smooth job with the curves mostly where they should be and straight lines mostly straight. Only problem was the...

I had a Montana 1999 built at a one man shop for just over $2000, including shipping, scope mounts but no scope, backup iron sights, bead blasted s/s, and Boyds laminated stock. Had an A-Bolt given pretty much the same treatment at a nationaly advertised shop, cost 50% more. Very happy with...

I have bought VZ 24 actions from smiths for $125 to $200 or so, depending on what work (trigger guard thining, etc.) has already been done. These can be kind of rough looking, and they will require a lot of work (usually by the smith who sold it to you, I think they see it as a loss leader). But...

+1 for the CZ 452/453, though my 453 topped the $500 limit by $15.

+1 for having a gunsmith do it. Probably the best factory safety ever, but they can fail to cycle right- whether due to amateur tinkering, dirt, wear or whatever. Besides being made to work smoother and more dependably, they can also be improved as far as provision for gas flow is concerned. I...

Williams has a pretty good reputation in the custom rifle community, based in part on their VP's active participation/marketing on another gunboard. My view is that (1) Dremels have no place in your modification and (2) Williams ought to modify your guard and re blue, or otherwise make you whole.

Great looking 96, cracked. My own has some plastic wood, an armorer's mismatch (bolt a few digits off from the rest of the action) and some other pimples. Probably, if I finish all the VZ 24 actions and other cats and dogs waiting for my attention, I'll give the 96 a new safety, barrel, and...

Just don't expect the scope finish to match the stainless steel.