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Thread: Home made rifle stock, made from good old native Rimu. check this vid out

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    Home made rifle stock, made from good old native Rimu. check this vid out

    I made this rifle stock from a chunk of native Rimu that had been lying under the house.

    And a "chain saw" was used in the making of it!.

    6.5 x 55 mauser re build.

    A must watch. click on link below

    Swedish Mauser 6.5 x 55. 1941 Husqvarna M38. DIY Re-build for a more modern look. - YouTube

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    Love it! Love the texture the poker work adds to it as well. Bring on the checkering.... you know you want to..

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    That's great

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    Good job. Like the artwork.

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    wow.

    Seriously, WOW

    The artwork is ultra impressive. Especially the roaring stag. Is wood work or artwork your hobby or profession?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brennos View Post
    wow.

    Seriously, WOW

    The artwork is ultra impressive. Especially the roaring stag. Is wood work or artwork your hobby or profession?
    I'm a builder by trade does that count?.
    Pyrography (wood burning) art work on a rifle stock, pretty happy with this end result, and you cant rub it out if you do a mistake and start over ...lol.
    I like to make all sorts of stuff, this was just a wee project that went well.

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    Great craftsmanship KC. If you are getting quarter inch groups at 100 yards but are still working on a load then what sort of accuracy are you after?
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Absolutely brilliant mate.. A real work of art... I love seeing genuine craftsman ship of this quality..

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    Very impressed NZ got talent alright! And you certainly do
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    Very cool, Awesome!!!!

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    Brilliant KC, real piece of art right there, well done mate!
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    Thats a wicked work of art alrite , well done , its given me the GIVE IT A GO M8 for my ol 7 x57 Orbendorf Mauser which needs a new stock , as it was probably used as a hammer in its early life , snapped in half by the rear grip , iv got some old Mauri ( i think thats how u spell it ) lying around , was thinking that the grain of Mauri could look orsum

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    I hope you haven't destructively modified the barreled action.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chubby View Post
    Thats a wicked work of art alrite , well done , its given me the GIVE IT A GO M8 for my ol 7 x57 Orbendorf Mauser which needs a new stock , as it was probably used as a hammer in its early life , snapped in half by the rear grip , iv got some old Mauri ( i think thats how u spell it ) lying around , was thinking that the grain of Mauri could look orsum
    Old maori (mauri)look good and o for awsome Fark thats funny shit right there

    Think you mean Kauri "chubby"
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    Na action n everything is in original condition with all matching serial numbers BUT the barrell is totalled am getting it rebarrelled back to 7 x57 again am going to put it back to iron sights again , it was me m8s grandfathers n he had it stored in the ceiling for years coz he didnt have firearms licence , oh and i got the proper spelling for the native wood , its Maire , can find heaps of it in the central north island , hard as to but heavy, put a chainsaw thru it n the bar starts to bounce ,

 

 

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