Can anyone give me some suggestions on a good gunsmith for stock fitting in the Maryland / Delaware area. My Winchester Model 70 has been to Africa twice, and I really enjoy shooting it. I have read several articles saying that proper stock fit is important in a DG rifle. I'm not really bothered by the .375 H & H recoil, but if I can make a good rifle even better....why not before my next safari? Jack Bart in Glen Burnie, MD and Mike Del Grosso in Wilmington Delaware are 2 names I have heard good things about. One concern is that most "stock people" seem more attuned to work on shotgun stocks for competition. Would rifle stock fitting be a different skill-set? Thanks for any help.
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I'll take the Vortex scope cover you have listed in the Pay it Forward thread.
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