show off your Bat!

[skeetlee]

There must be something right about a farley. All the benchrest shoots i go to the line is 90% farley. if the seb was superior it wouldnt be this way. i dont know anything about the neo. i hear they are nice. i had a regular first gen seb and it wasnt anything to write home about. the movement was jerky, and the major height adjustment was a pain in the back side. i hated it!! Lee

 

[bozo699]

Here is my new Bat DS action in 6 Dasher.
Krieger
PRT stock
Jewell
NF 12x42

This beautiful little rifle shot a 6" 100 in relay 1 this Saturday,...the shooter might have helped some,.....maybe,.... Congratulation Derek, nice shooting I want to see a 4" 100 in the windy May shoot,...sure hope to see you there
Wayne.

P.S bring the chair with you ;D

 

[villarreal]

Jewel-Foster rings and a frozen Weaver scope by Jackie Schmidt, I sold this rifle last sunday, but kept the scope and rings, now am looking for a good left hand action to build a varmint for score rifle and a lefty toggle rest.

G.

 

[potatoe]

Sorry guys, I know some of yous hate this thread, but I'm posting mine. This is my newly finished Lighter Varmint gun.

Barrel: 6ppc
Action: Bat 3L CM
Shurley Bros. 5 layer walnut lam. - I did the clear coat
March 40x BR

Also got a leather/buckskin sling.

 

[Cigarcop]

Sorry guys, I know some of yous hate this thread, but I'm posting mine. This is my newly finished Lighter Varmint gun.

Barrel: 6ppc
Action: Bat 3L CM
Shurley Bros. 5 layer walnut lam. - I did the clear coat
March 40x BR

Also got a leather/buckskin sling.

That thing is AWESOME looking, love the character in the wood....Congrats

 

[SongdogHunter]

Sorry guys, I know some of yous hate this thread, but I'm posting mine. This is my newly finished Lighter Varmint gun.

Barrel: 6ppc
Action: Bat 3L CM
Shurley Bros. 5 layer walnut lam. - I did the clear coat
March 40x BR

Also got a leather/buckskin sling.

Got a close up of the tang area.... I've been looking at Tommy's stock work. Looks like your tang doesn't sick up above the stock like lots of others i have seen.,

SDH

 

[potatoe]

Thx Cigarcop

 

[bozo699]

Potato,
Exactly what cigarcop said X2, and what do you mean people don't like this thread,....WHO savage lovers?.... I own both and I have really enjoyed this thread from the start, thank you for sharing your beautifully done bat
Wayne.

 

[Josh11]

Very nice! People are crazy of they don't like this thread. Do they hate art?

 

[bozo699]

Very nice! People are crazy of they don't like this thread. Do they hate art?

exactly!!
Wayne.

 

[potatoe]

Thx guys, I appreciate the posts I'll try to get some pics all set up out in the field.

 

[Frankr]

yea! very nice potatoe, i really like the stock..

 

[GermanS1]

Beautiful rifle potatoe! I especially like the left bolt!

 

[Steve Blair]

It is a beautiful rifle, German. But, I think the photo just got reversed. Nobody really buys rifles with the bolt on the wrong side.

 

[bozo699]

It is a beautiful rifle, German. But, I think the photo just got reversed. Nobody really buys rifles with the bolt on the wrong side.

Steve gotcha on that one German ha! ha!
Wayne.

 

[GermanS1]

They're factory seconds - cheaper that way. ;D

 

[Nodak7mm]

Potatoe,

beautiful rig, congrats!!

but I gotta ask, Why the attached sling?

Rod

 

[Steve Blair]

They're factory seconds - cheaper that way. ;D

[br]
Nothing wrong with saving a buck when you can. Must be Monday production.

 

[potatoe]

Thanks for the comments, even though the is a Ned Flanders rifle.

Nodak: This gun, even though its got a bench style stock, will actually be my main live varmint gun. I'll be shooting groundhogs with it mainly, and it'll be my back up to my main bench gun which will be in an actual LV Leonard.

I bought this rig as a whole gun with a BAT LV stock, but I already had a BAT B in the works for my bench gun. The gun will soon get another face lift when I change cartridges, I'm thinking of something in the .22 or .20 cal (mainly the .20 PPC)

 

[JDMock]

Here are a couple of BAT's. They are not mine, but they were so striking that I took a few pictures of them. Both are 6 PPC's. The one on the right was stocked by Roy Hunter and the left by Terry Leonard. The one on the right is a balsa/carbon fiber/English walnut laminate (LV) and the left one is a HV with maple dyed purple and carbon fiber. It has a Sid Goodling tuner, and some type on hard coating on the action and bolt. James