Early postwar F.N. Commercial action,beautiful rich bluing,24 l.p.i. checkering not a particularly large area of covering or ornate pattern but nice work, the wood is a straight grained xx grade blank without a lot of ornate figure, maybe slightly better than xx but the shaping is flawless if you like the Pre-War German Type B Mauser Stock style with Monte Carlo comb. Recoil pad and grip cap are nothing special,it has a Buehler low scope safety and bases and mounts. Slick Ashton mfg. barrel.Overall quality is high but the gun is not flashy more a quiet class. Condition is practically as new, especially for its' age.[1960's] This is not something done in a garage workshop,that's for sure! Jerry
Yes, the flawless shaping is something you end up marveling at, because the advanced stock maker is going to wonder how the hell he did such perfect work in the panels and edges.
Not flashy, is also a fact. But it's understatements are *loudly* quiet — ay there is such a thing. We'd often stare at Kurt's work for hours at a time.
