Hafer's Nails It!

[Augie]

Just a shout out to Tim and the crew on a fantastic restoration and upgrade to my worn out Pre 64 Model 70 220 Swift.
Barrel replaced with a Shilen, stock refinished, checkering recut, pillar and glass bedded, trigger job that is perfect, not too light,not too heavy and breaks like a glass rod, real nice Cerakote finish on all the metal.
Modern upgrades with great classic looks.
Thanks a bunch Tim and crew.

 

[Rockzilla]

Looks GREAT, gotta love them pre-64's nice rifles and great restore work.


-Rock

 

[SKIP]

Nice job. Poor ground hogs. I can see blood and guts in the future.

 

[Neot]

Beautiful!

 

[Rockzilla]

Nice job. Poor ground hogs. I can see blood and guts in the future.

Yeppers, vaporize them is more like it, loaded with some 52gr HPBT or some
50gr Blitz bullets.

once again a pretty gun, awesome work.

-Rock

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

Very nice. Also very preferable IMO to anything new. New stuff just ain't made like the old stuff.

 

[SKIP]

Very nice. Also very preferable IMO to anything new. New stuff just ain't made like the old stuff.

Too much plastic these days.

 

[iH8DemLibz]

Beautimous!

May I ask the color of the Cerokote?

What ever it's called, it's perfect for that application.

 

[AlBeight]

Too much plastic these days.

I'm with ya on that. Love the look of a nice grainy wood stock. I personally cannot own one, it seems I have the ability to scratch the heck outta my wood guns just by putting them in the safe. Every time I pull it from the safe there's another mystery gouge in it. Still love the look and feel of them though.

Nice work, love seeing that. Even if I am a serial stock abuser

 

[Uncle Duke]

One beautiful rifle!

Didn't know that Hafer's handled that kind of work.

I know now...

 

[3paul10]

Beautiful! But not surprised, Hafer's does excellent work!

 

[Augie]

Thanks for everyone's comments,appreciated. As far as what color Cerakote I am not sure, hopefully Tim sees this and will let us know, he sure picked the right one for this rifle, the original receiver finish was a matt finish pretty close to this.
One thing I forgot to mention is that Hafer's also kept to their original time estimate of 6 to 8 months which is a very good time for the amount of work performed.

 

[mdflyer]

beautiful and classic