Adam,
I'm thinking that might be a little much for those glacier ghosts, just a little.

I have tried and tried to take some more detailed pictures, especially of the metal work, but they always turn out terrible. It's too dim, with our limited daylight now, to take any natural light photos of the rifle, but I'll try to get some this summer detailing some of Duane's incredible metalwork.

It's too often that a nicely figured piece of wood, or wonderfully executed checkering that catches our attention, but honestly, it is the metal work that will continue to hold our appreciation and respect long after the "new" wears off. A nice piece of timber means nothing if the rifle does not function the way it needs to in each and every scenerio.