Here is another, a BSA Model 6 in .357 Magnum.

Ed

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After a trip to the stock maker.......

All are BSA Model 6's.   From the top:
                                  .22 rimfire
                                   32-20
                                   300 Sherwood take-down
                                   .22 rimfire
                                   .22 rimfire take-down
                                    6.5X50R take-down with extra .357 Mag   
                                    barrel

Douglas:  Sweet!  I may have just the #8 sight you need.

Cordell:  I made the knife, and the stock.  The blade was given to me and is made by Green River Works.  It feels good, and can really slice tomatoes thinly.

Here is another martini in .222.  I need to reshape the forend tip, but otherwise find it quite nice.

Ed

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I am not 100% happy with the forend, it too square, but much better than it was.

This was what I was looking for.

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The other thing that people don't know how to do is the end of the lever ends.  It is hard to improve on the barrel end found on English guns.

ziplocjoe, D.D. and Ed,
ziplocjoe, you have a very nice collection of Martini's there, I know they have to be a joy at the range. Thanks for sharing them with us!!!

D.D. you have already seen most of my Martini's on your board. As a matter of fact most of what I have gathered on the MH has been thanks to your input. I love the Hollis and can't wait to see it after it has been checkered!!! P.S. Love the wood!!!!

Ed, great rifle in one of my favorite calibers, you did a fantastic job on the stock!!! Back in the 60's and early 70's I tried my hand at making knives, but quickly realized that you had to love sneezing buffing compound, and the only ones making a profit back then were the big kids (Moran, Loveless, Randall, Henry etc). You did a great job on yours and it certainly compliments your rifle.... 

As far as forends go, I like the forend on my Muscat Martini, and if I could all mine would be this small ...........Take care and God bless....cordell

This Bradell is my favorite. This is the buttstock:

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This is the forend:

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