This is a project I have been working on for a while now . The stock was from an Anschutz 54 , I had intended to use it as a BR stock for my BRNO model 4 .
The stippled area at the F/E was an inleted peice wider than the stock for the front rest , so I reduced the width and stippled it with a small burr in the dremmel tool .
It will now be used as a standing unsupported discipline , having cut about 4" off of the fore end and added the adjustable butt plate to get a comfortable fit .
I needed to inlet the action to allow for the magazine well , the action is pillar bedded , and a full bedding job for the action which is only held in place with the one screw.
I had to get a floor plate cut and inlet that into the stock , it is retained by the forward hex screw and a wood screw at the rear of the trigger guard . The trigger guard is the original Anschutz one , I removed some of the base height of it as it sits on the floor plate , held in place with a hex bolt and nut .
I intend to get the barrel chopped to 16" , just over as I slugged the barrel and found a tight spot to cut the muzzle at .
The scope is a weaver style which I bought on ebay , no markings on it , so not sure what the magnification is , gave the lenses a clean and its clear with good cross hairs and its light compared to the weight of modern scopes .
Finished the wood off with American walnut stain and tru oil .
Hope to give it a try out on Sunday before chopping the barrel to see how it performs .
Dave
