Action: Your choice
Wood Stock: English, Bastogne, or Black Walnut
Barrel: Krieger, or Gregory barrels preferred
Custom bottom metal, sights, barrel band, rust blue, custom sling, ebony or buffalo forend tip.
Professionally made stock using your wood or mine, (wood cost is additional) $3,200. www.gunstockblanks.com is my best source for wood-Cecil Fredi
I use only English or Bastogne walnut on my rifles
Includes the following:
Build pattern blank per customer's requests
Pillar bedded front and rear
One to one duplication of pattern blank
Hand rubbed oil finish
Checkering, point pattern with ribbons, full wrap-around, can modify per your interests
Inletted sling swivels
Recoil pad, pachmayer decelerator, black, brown or red
Desired length of pull, cast-off or cast-on
Steel grip cap, Fischer one or two screw cap
Add-ons:
Ebony forend tip - $195.
Solid, sculpted ebony butt plate, checkered on the end - $325.
Skeletal Biesen steel butt plate, inlet, finish, checker inside panel - $410. (includes duplication)
Biesen steel butt plate, plain or checkered - $385. (includes duplication)
Skeletal grip cap - $325. (includes duplication)
Ebony grip cap - $42./hr. 1-3 hours depending on your wants
Metal work:
Krieger barrels - 8-10 weeks $325. - plus shipping
Thread and chamber - $175.
Drill and tap for scope - $12.00/hole
Rust blue complete rifle, all parts, two to three days - $350.
Square up action, lap lugs, square bolt face - $125.
Machine work $42./hr.
Classic point pattern checkering on Sako 6.5/284
Exhibition grade English Walnut, Model 70
Classic Rifles & Stocks
24 line-per-inch, wrap around checkering in either point or fleur-de-lis pattern.
Checkering by Pat Taylor
Custom quality steel grip cap, Bieson, Dakota or horn
Inletted custom sling studs. Tally or Dakota -- barrel band
Solid recoil pad, hand rubbed oil finish
Stock patterns are designed and used for each custom rifle or shotgun,
$250. - $500. additional charge (Note -- wood for stock additional charge)
Hand rubbed oil finish
Delivery 6 - 12 months
Extra Options Available:
Buffalo (cape or Asdiatic)
Ebony forend tip
Checkered steel butt plate
Trap butt plate
Skeleton grip with checkered center
26 line or 32 line / inch checkering
Additional ribbons to check, pattern
Checkered bolt release
Beadblast barreled action
Steel bottom metal for Remington actions
Custom steel scope bases
Custom rear peep sight for above
Winchester Model 1892 0 2520 completely restored and fitted with 5x English Walnut
Beautifully restored Winchester Model 1892 -25/20
Shotgun Stocks & Restoration
I have restocked many types of old guns. I have experience restocking: single shot rifles, shotguns, lever guns, and many types of bolt action rifles. No matter what material I am using, the goal is always the same, which is to do outstanding quality work that will hold up under repeated use.
There’s nothing more gratifying than rebuilding an old “clunker” into a beautifully restocked work of art. I put a lot of time and effort into achieving a perfect wood to metal fit and beautiful hand rubbed oil finish. It takes even more time to do a truly outstanding job on the fit and finish, but for me, that’s what it’s all about. I will often put 20-30 coats of finish on a piece before checkering it. The perfect compliment to a restocking job is using a rust blue finish on the metal. Again, it takes a lot longer to do than a hot blue finish, but the final product is very beautiful and durable. Rust bluing one project is usually a two day, 20 hour project.
If you have something that holds a lot of nostalgic value to you and would like a quote, please contact me for more information.
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Double Rifle Stocks
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A simple yet elegant point pattern accentuates the classic lines of this rifle.
Beautifully stocked .223 built on a Sako A1 action sub M.O.A. English Walnut
Highpower / Varmint Rifles
I have been building and shooting highpower/varmint rifles for many years, the .17hmr and the 6.5/284 being my most popular calibers. I received a “Master” rating from the N.R.A. in 1997 and 1998 in 200,300,600, (highpower) and Highpower, Long range Master--, 800,900,1000 yards.
Whether you are interested in either a wooden or synthetic stocked rifle, I have a lot of experience building them and shooting at long range. I have stocked a lot of rifles using McMillan stocks and have found them to work very well. I have used carbon fiber (Tubb style) and wood as well, all with excellent results. I can also modify any existing stock into something that would be more to your liking. I recommend using a Krieger or Gregory barrel for these rifles.
Professionally made stock (does not include the cost of wood) - $2,800. www.gunstockblanks.com is the my best source for wood, Cecil Fredi
Pattern blank made per your request
Pillar bedded front and rear, free float barrel
Hand rubbed oil finish
Recoil pad, red, black or brown
Fit hex head guard screws
No checkering, no forend tip
Bead blast finish all or--
cerracoat all parts black
Add-ons:
Ebony forend tip - $195.
Bieson steel, plain or checkered butt plate - $385.
Biesen skeletal butt plate, checkered inside panel -$410.
Solid ebony butt plate, sculpted, checkered on the end - $325.
Barrel fluting: straight, spiral, opposing spirals, diamond patterns - $155.
Bolt fluting, $55.
Cerra-coating $250. all parts, black or green
Bead blast all parts using ceramic fine beads $100. for all parts
Alulminum blast all parts - $80. for all parts
Additional work $42./hr
Barrel band accentuated by rust blue and English scroll engraving.
Rust Bluing on Blackburn bottom metal enhances the English scroll engraving.
Utilizing the cold, slow acid rust bluing process on model 70 - 6.5/06
Rust Bluing
Neal Bauder Custom Gun Maker :: 4102 W. Mulberry Rd. :: Sand Creek, MI 49279 :: p. 517-260-1786 ::Email
