I took the advise of Old-Win and called Dave on Saturday afternoon.  It was educational to say the least.  His price though outside of my mad money budget, is not so far that I cannot "fudge" the books, so to speak. 
  Another gentleman has also sent photos that I am looking at also, but the barrel maker is unknown along with the smith was.  It is very nice work though. 
  How does Dave Crossno's work rate?  The photo he sent me of a Hepburn is nothing short of beautiful.  He said the only thing he does not do on a build is rifle the barrel.  Wish I could do that...

Year before last, I ran into Dave Crossno and friends at Raton. Dave showed me a Reming Hepburn in 22 LR that he had made, action and all. I believe that the action was made from castings, but you'll have to get the fine points from Dave, it was a very nice little gun.

Bob

I have four of Dave Crossno's Hepburns. He built them on his own actions. The newest is a .22 I had built for BPCR silhouette, others are 40-65, 40-82, and 45-90). I had him supply an additional butt-stock, a long-range stock that I put on the gun when I shoot it with a scope. My opinion is that these guns are of the highest quality in all aspects; function, fit, and finish and they're all superb shooters. Additionally he built me a 45-90 Creedmoor pattern Rolling Block on a #5 military action. if you go to his site and look in the fit/finish section you can see the rifle, it's the one with the checker-board pattern walnut wood. He has worked on probably a dozen or so other rifles for me and each time the quality of the work is of the highest order. Currently he is building 2 .22 Rolling Blocks for me; a heavy-barrelled #2 (the barrel is a 1/2 octagon that came off one of my Hepburns), the other is a Creedmoor pattern #1 1/2 which will be a twin to the 45-90 (using the same checker-board wood). As with the Hepburns, his gunsmithing is of the highest quality.