Looks good Wes

Something better than this, Jeff.

Thanks Vall.
The palm rest in the picture above was a half hearted attempt at making round thingamabobbers on an existing palm rest. It was one piece, smooth and stained a sickenng red orange color. Been knocking around here for fifteen years. Does match my latest Ballard aquisition pretty well. Just sorta erked me I couldn't get the thingamabobbers perfectly round. We see that style palm rest on old rifles particularly Stevens rifles. I always wanted one. To do it right thinking it has to be done from scratch rather that trying to change an existing piece. Holding it is a problem and getting it to turn true. Might make one for the Stevens 52 from the cocobolo wood like in the first picture. Will be the round pancake style with thingamabobbers on it. I don't know what they're called. 

Greg, I kept trying to grind a form cutter. Finally thought of machining one after a couple weeks. When I was thirty it would have taken me five minutes to come up with the solution.

It sort of reminds me of the Winchester tuning fork palm rests the way you've turned the shape. But I like yours better without the gap in the center the Winchester palm rests have. I'm always trying to figure out where my middle finger sits on the two tuning fork palm rests I own.
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I held a Winchester with the tuning fork palm rest. Looks neat. 

Cut some palm rest blanks today. Rosewood. Think these will look excellent with the bead thingamabobbers. Specially when the wood turns very dark.

Perty sure they'll turn nice and smooth.  Have some Mexican Bacote but not sure it wouldn't tear out. The rosewood is super heavy and tight grained.