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    Talking Pics of some recent stuff

    Please excuze the position and quality of the attached photos. I'm entirely too tired to take them down right now for a formal shoot, but, will attempt it soon. Also the 41 and pole 44 have wood that I'm just not sure of, any suggestions would be of great help, many thanks-SDH
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    Looks good, sdh. I just turned my monitor upside down to view.

    I've got one of the Radom M44's, it's got a birch stock like yours too.

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    Sorry about the angle Stevo, I was entirely too tired when I took the photos, but, thanks for the Radom M-44. I just wasn't sure, most of the Beech I see has the little squares in the pattern, but, not always. The birch on the other hand has a tighter grain, many thanks-SDH

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    Birch? Looks like beech to me...? Can you get a pic with more light of the wood? Same for the 41B. Can't make out the wood grain in the photo.
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    Did I say birch, my bad. I meant beech.

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    OK fella's, I'll see when I get home if I can take a couple formal pics, let me know if there is anything specific you'd like to see other than the 44 and 41, as always many thanks-SDH

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    For me to best be of help, take nice closeup pics of the woodgrain on a big flat area like the side of the buttstock. Lots of light.
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    Talking A few more pics

    I hope these come out a little better, I've got a few close-ups, hopefully you guy's can make some sense of it all, MT-SDH

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    Well the Pole is DEFINITELY beech and the CG63 is walnut. Not sure on the 41B?
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    Many thanks Claven2! Now I have a decent benchmark for comparing future purchases and help me with my logging tags, cheers-SDH

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