[Beretta Young Gun]

Now that chunk of lumber has a lot of character. I can see the faces too and I haven't smoked anything since breakfast, just kidding. Gorgeous work as always. BYG

 

[Stl Flyn]

Dennis,

How do you get the dovetail on the grip of the stock? Do you use a milling machine, or a jig of some sort?

 

[Mongoose71]

Beautiful

 

[kraiza]

It must be a very soft shooter. No recoil pad.

 

[Dennis DeVault]

The stock is set up in a fixture that I built years ago and then put in the milling machine. Brian our cad guy set up a sheet for the wood guys to follow and the pieces after cutting fit perfect. The fit is perfect enough that it requires a tap in to make them fit. No chance of ever coming out once installed. Thank you for the question. Also no recoil pad installed as the owner wanted an Isis system installed that he is doing today when the gun arrives.

Dennis DeVault

 

[OLD ONE EYE]

The Seminole Cup started today good chance this gun shows up there. Just thinking out loud

 

[Bob Schultz]

usual awesome work from Dennis....

 

[Tee J]

The dovetail would look nice on the butt of the stock also!

 

[Dennis DeVault]

TeeJ,

We have done a gun like you are suggesting before. The problem is the ebony is very hard and it is at times brittle and does not take impact very well. If you install the ebony in the back you will more than likely have a failure if this is installed. Maybe we will do that look in the future and post it later. Thank you for the input.

Dennis DeVault