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Shaping the Stock and Lock Panels:
I divided the stock into thirds and removed the excess wood.
Then I reduced the divisions to fifths for more wood reduction. Here are some
photos of the initial shaping.

I traced the lock panel on a piece of paper and then used this pattern for
the side plate side. 

Then I started working on the buttstock of the rifle.
Here are more photos of the stock.

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