[Simonovsdog]

This is another GB find. (I spend way too much time on GB) As the title says, it was built in 1909. All stamped matching. Rebarreled at the Tygstation Kristianstad workshop. I took a chance on it. The pictures were all close-ups, and none of the whole rifle. Auction pictures #10 and #12 had me curious about the overall wood grain.
Here is the auction:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=392713559

Here is one of my pictures of the whole stock. The hand guard must have been made from the same piece of wood, because it matches the stock grain and color. I will provide more pictures when time allows.


The other side is a light honey colored matching the bottom portion of the butt. The toe

 

[sheepdawg]

Nice wood, you're cornering the market, aren't you. Congrats on a fine looking Swede. Let's see more pics of the furniture

 

[Simonovsdog]

Not really cornering the market. I lurk mostly on Gunbroker...mostly. Rarely do I venture out when looking for a new addition. There just happens to be some good finds there of late, and you don't look hard enough!:laugh:

 

[sliver shooter]

That is some awsome looking wood. Gosh I love stocks with color like that.

 

[cruffel]

Awesome stock!!

 

[wrench]

Fabulous stock on that one, wow!

 

[Simonovsdog]

Thanks for the comments. I'm proud of it. I will try to post more pictures later. It's a real beauty overall!

 

[mitch5690]

The difference a good camera makes is crazy

 

[sheepdawg]

The difference a good camera makes is crazy

Yup!!! Not real hip to posting ongoing auctions but here's a real purdy one that would go well with Simonovsdog's beautiful 1909.

Great pictures! :laugh:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=401661763

 

[Simonovsdog]

Someone needs to adjust the hue setting on their camera. A little too much green!