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Dave H. Says, This is my recently completed Rhineland 45ACP conversion rifle. I used a M48 action with their conversion kit and barrel. I used a Volquartsen barrel mounted scope mount for a scout set up and a Tasco PDP3 red dot sight. The stock is one of my featherweight skeletonized designs and works very well. I have to say the kit was top notch in quality and ease of installation. From opening the box to mock up, ready to shoot, it took me less than an hour to complete with all the modifications and headspacing. I went back and tore down the rifle, chucked up the barrel on the lathe and polished it out along with the action to get ready for blueing. I liked the polished look so much I left it as is. Rhineland's instructions were clear and easy to follow, I highly recommend it to anyone. I shot it last week and despite the freezing cold and biting wind I still got 1/2" groups at 50 yards with factory Winchester ammo. Recoil was comparable to a 223 and had a rather quiet report. I'm looking forward to warmer weather to continue testing and to building another 45ACP conversion.

Dave H.says This my recently completed VZ-24 in 308. I used a Parker Hale Cadet barrel, FA Enterprises 3 way adjustable stock, Timney featherweight deluxe trigger, and Mark X streamlined bolt shroud. The scope is a Bushnell Elite 3200 in 10x on Leupold base and rings. The camo job consists of a flat black and hunter green base with a top coat of Khaki and Willow green shot thru burlap.

wayne Says, here is a pic of my tactical 22-250 i built this on a brno action. it has a adams & bennet 1 in 8 twist barrel, detachable 3 round clip, fajen stock, harris bipod and a 6.5 x24 x42 power scope.