Really nice looking rifle especially the wood . I just recently acquired one myself and the wood has really been over-varnished to the point where the checkering  can hardly be felt  and the wood grain looks really dark and muddy. 
I have ordered Steve Earle's "Aydt & etc adapter rib"  with scope blocks. It clamps to the top flat's open-sight rib so I will not have to drill and tap the barrel. 
 I'll need to do a real good cast of the chamber, throat, and beginning of the rifling; to get a real good mould match for the barrel.  
I plan on using fixed ammo for offhand shooting. While others have had problems with the one-size-may-not-fit your specific  - rifle stop-ring mould BA sells, I think one carefully designed for a specific rifle's dimensions should work fine enough for my level of offhand.

Fabulous!  I'm hoping to acquire a newly built Aydt action from Schilling around the March time frame.  If anyone else wants one, I do not have the projected price, yet, but PM me and I'll let the company know.

that was a not uncommon way some of these old jewels were turned into "shooters" that you could get factory ammo for.  I don't know if a real good experienced single shot machinist gunsmith could drill out such a chamber or not and reline it and recut the correct chamber.  But if I ran into one like that that was in good shape otherwise I'd certainly look into it.  I'm not sure how well those old actions will handle modern jacketed 32 Win specials on a regular basis.

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I used to look like that DW. Look more like the frumpy guy on my rifle now. Biggi say's I look like I just cut the cheese. 

Sure love the engraving on your rifle, DW.  When was it made?  How bout posting some pictures of the rifle?


      Joe.