That is quite possibly the sexiest wood I have ever seen on any gun.
And, I am a wood junky, of sorts. Very few things rival the beauty of a wonderfully grained wood, IMO.
Before the untimely death of my wife three and a half years ago, I was an avid hobbyist/spare time knife maker. Exotic woods were my material of choice for the handles. I still have about 500 lbs. of exotic wood from all over the world, as the plan was to go part or full time knife making on retirement. I was stocking up for that time. I also have over a thousand pounds of bar steel left over too. 1084, 5160, 52100, D-2, 440-c, W-2 and O-1 for those of you who are knife steel aficionados.
Anyway, even with all that gorgeous wood in my locker, those shotgun's furniture really are some of, if not
the, very best I've ever seen to date.
Thank you for sharing! I'll bet your shotgun commands all the attention at the range when it comes out to play, huh?
And BTW, thanks for bringing these recoil reducing systems to light. It's good to know you don't have to sacrifice a gun's beautiful furniture to gain some reduction of recoil. Now I want some shotguns with nice wood furniture. You guys are bad news for my checking account.