This one is marked AO Neidner on the barrel but the barrel band attaches to a sling swivel base.
Somebody put a pad on it so we will never know if it was marked under the butt plate.
Shelhamer?
Hard to tell. The grip does not look like his work at all, but the bottom view of the forend sure does, and the comb nose fluting could be. The inletting sure looks to be top notch whoever did it. What is the serial number of the receiver? If it is a Shelhamer stock, I'd guess it to be an early one that was refinished and the white line spacers added at a later date. But that is just a guess. Sure looks like it was a well built rifle. I think getting rid of the white line under the grip cap, and a new pad would do wonders for that rifle.
John
