ProSport photography

[chris58b]

Here is my ProSport .177 that encouraged me to get the camera out.[img][IMG]http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/ac55/chris58b/image.jpg1_zpsj0n1cxkb.jpg[/img][/img]

[wastrel]

what a fantastic looking rifle!

[chris58b]

what a fantastic looking rifle!

Thanks Wastrel, I must admit I do spend a bit of time just admiring it

[chris58b]

Here is the other side
[img][IMG]http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/ac55/chris58b/image.jpg2_zpst04cm8ob.jpg[/img][/img]

[Geordie]

You don't see timber like that everyday

Gorgeous!!!

[chris58b]

You don't see timber like that everyday

Gorgeous!!!

Cheers Geordie,
Gotta admit, when they opened the box at the RFD to show me my rifle , happy was an understatement I'm a sucker for a nicely figured piece of walnut.
True graded walnut is all but gone these days. Someone, somewhere will be enjoying my custom grade 1 walnut stock which was inletted for a Ripley AR5s (sold about 15 years ago). I'd travelled the length and breadth of England searching for the right blank. More the pity, I've only got memories as I dont have any photos of it.
Thankfully, people like your good self now produce stunning looking stocks which make up for the ever reducing quality of the walnut available.

[eboswan]

very very nice

[Geordie]

Thankfully, people like your good self now produce stunning looking stocks which make up for the ever reducing quality of the walnut available.

One does ones best

Agree totally regarding the dearth of decent timber available at a reasonable price. It takes me all my time just to get hold of usable blanks.

[Andy-K2]

Its funny how the wood makes the rifle, and that is one nice piece of wood.... Very nice indeed.

[chris58b]

Its funny how the wood makes the rifle, and that is one nice piece of wood.... Very nice indeed.

Cheers Andy