VERY, VERY nice, Fred!!
Since outside photography is not an option for me, due to privacy concerns, I've taken a little different tack with my photography, using lots of clamp lights, a big mirror, a 48" x 96" whiteboard backer, and monofilament so as to eliminate the unavoidable shadows which occur on a towel or sheet. Plus, it is nice to be able to shoot around the clock, whenever it suits me. One good thing about the new compact fluorescents is that a row of them will not create hot spots on a bright barrel. I also developed a handy - and extremely simple - fixture for holding the barrel, leaving the rear two-thirds of any rifle completely free to be shot from any angle. Another trick, with digital cameras/computers, involves shooting up-side down - since it is so easy to fix at the keyboard.