New furniture for the .375 Marlin

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1886
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New furniture for the .375 Marlin

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I ordered some new wood for the Marlin .375. It was worth the wait as the butt is pretty remarkable. The forearm is nice but nothing special. I spent some time removing the original finish and applying the tung oil but the results seem to be worth it. The gun is wearing a scope only because I am doing a little load development. I will take it out tommorrow with the 94 Big Bore .375. Here are the pics.

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Chuck 100 yd
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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

Looks just fine! :)
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Post by kimwcook »

Looking good.
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Post by Old Savage »

Looks good. That is nice grain in the butt.
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Post by Savage99 »

I've always been attracted to remarkable butts myself.. :wink:
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