I bought this Martini over 25 years ago, and I had never seen one with a one piece stock. It is a .222 Remington Magnum with a rimless extractor. The action is free floated. The barrel has two bedding blocks (attached with two screws each) to which the forend section is glass bedded and held together with two screws. The scope is a vintage 12 power Redfield with a 1/8" dot and cross hair reticle. It has a Douglas premium air gauged barrel and I was told that it was built by a gunsmith in [I believe] Wisconsin in 1968.

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I like your rifle! Snapp's Gun Shop in Michigan did a lot of custom Martinis and they were famous for their extractor for rimless cartridges. I have a beautiful custom Martini they built with nice engraving and gold inlays in 222. Enjoy your rifle.

Nice outfit. The barrel, however, is not "free floated".   

   Joe. 

westerner wrote on Mar 27^th, 2013 at 7:10pm:


Uh, Joe, he said the action was free floated, not the barrel.

Nice job. that's a Fajen stock, he must have obtained it uninletted. Nice job on cutting down the right side of the action to aid in loading too.  Hank