Thumbhole Target Rifle Stock

A sleek thumbhole rifle stock, sculpted around a target shooter's grip. This file is a complete long-gun stock shown in side profile: a broad butt section (ready for a recoil pad) rises into a high, rolled-over cheekpiece, then pinches inward through an ergonomic thumbhole grip before running out along a slim, gently tapering forend. Stippled texture panels sit where the firing and supporting hands fall, and the top line carries inletting for a barrelled action with the barrel channel cut along the forearm. The lines are modern and purposeful — the look of a precision bench or field-target rifle rather than a classic hunting sporter. Please note: this is a firearm component, so I've flagged it for review before listing. For hobby machinists and stock-makers it's a ready starting point for a custom or replacement stock rather than modelling from a blank by eye. Machining notes • Best cut from a laminated hardwood or dense stock blank sized a little over the model's thickness. • Rough the outer contour, then finish the cheekpiece and grip transitions with a ball-nose pass; the thumbhole and inletting want careful depth passes. • Verify all action and barrel inletting against your own hardware before final depth cuts — tolerances here are unforgiving. • Finish with oil or a hardwearing satin lacquer once shaping and fitting are complete.