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Who doesn’t like sexy wood….

Wow! That's better than most nice guitars. Here is my Marlin 1894 357. It came with pretty nice walnut.
 

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Beautiful

Whether it’s rifles stocks or revolver/1911 grips…wood for me always
 
Looks a lot like a Stevens 334 in .308 that I picked up just because the wood was SO gorgeous, heavily flamed walnut!
 
How does your Stevens 334 shot? Did the action smooth out?

I haven't shot it yet, but cycled it enough that with a little Slip 2000 EWL it's smoothing out nicely.

I think Stevens must have put out a few "presentation grade" stocks in the initial batch Savage imported. The stock wood blank alone would be several times what I paid for the rifle, the OP one looks quite similar... SO gorgeous! Supposedly these shoot very well from the reviews I found, but I could sit and admire these heavily figured Walnut stocks just because they are so nice!
 
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