I decided to try my hand a little custom work on an old Beaumont. I had sold a 45/70 some years ago and thought maybe this could be a good replacement. The bore slugged .458 so I tried it out as a full length rifle first, and it shot good. Cases looked good, so I thought I'd pursue it. In the Gunsmithing section I had asked about removing the old rear sight, and I got it off. Just not sure about the spot where it sat if there's actually silver left or not. We'll see. I had to make one a stock for my purpose out of two. One was cracked bad on the left side of the action, the other cut short in the fore end. I wanted a 22" barrel full stock, so this is what I came up with. I have a fore end cap from an old Win Highwall for the tip. I added a trigger guard from an old muzzle loader for a little pistol grip too. Then I removed the little screw on the rear of the bolt with a snap ring pliers and am making a peep for it. Soon I will glue the stock together and sand it up, stain it. Get a front sight on and try finish the rest up. Hopefully I can have it for deer season in November. Hope you guys like it. Something different I guess.