Gun show draws crowd
Doug Lindley/Idaho State Journal Scott Criddle, owner of Stockworks in Idaho Falls, makes custom stocks and repairs them for guns. He was showing some of his work at the gun show at the Idaho State University Pond ballroom Saturday afternoon.

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POCATELLO - Mike Hankins, who works for a business that custom makes wood stocks for rifles, pointed to the bolt-action rifle on display in front of him.

"Let me tell you something about this gun that's sitting here," said Hankins, who works for Stockworks. "This is the only part that is organic - everything else is metal. The soul of the rifle lives in the wood."

For the rest of this story, see Sunday's Idaho State Journal.

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