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    Cheekpiece sanded and oiled

    The oil is wet, but I'm thrilled how the cheekpiece came out. Rifle performed well on the weekend.
    ....so close

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    looks fantastic Tom. I am tempted to try to make one myself but I can assure it it wont look that good !

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    All Done!

    Hi guys, I'm all done. I'm very pleased with the way the rifle turned out. I've learned a lot and am proud of the result.
    BTW it's now for sale...

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    Boy oh boy, after all the work: we want a range report!

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    Yesterday at 700m I shot a 48.3 out of 50 on the full bore range, which is good for me. Using the post foresight you lose a bit of height differentiation, and the 2 dropped points went just out of the 5 ring at 11 and 1 O'clock. It shoots beautifully. Range scales work perfectly. I'd only used it at 400, and I just put the sight on "7" and "0" wind and got a "V" to start.
    All done! All happy!

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    I would be pretty happy with that Tbone.... I don't think I can see 700m let alone shoot that far.

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    My effort

    No where as skilled as the work shown here but here is the foreend patch I fitted to my "L42 A2", having removed the old range rail and returned the underside to the correct profile.

    I have not stained it to match at the moment but may do in the future.

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