I thinned everything out and brought the wood down closer to the metal. Reshaped what needed reworking and put on an amber shellac finish.
I didn't have any very good references for HE checkering patterns on straight grip guns and long forend. So, I used a pattern that I found on a C grade. 20 lines per inch on wrist and forend and 24 lines per inch in cheek panels. I checkered the whole gun in a more proper looking pattern for a Fox. All the checkering that was there was wiped out in the reworking of the wood.
I put it here because it is a Custom stocked gun being stocked to fit the owner in straight grip with cast for a left handed shooter.




