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Thread: Walnut stock build (done the traditional way)

  1. 16-04-2022, 10:30 PM #91
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    Wowee mate- I've always wondered about lining up the screw slots!
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  3. 16-04-2022, 10:38 PM #92
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    It’s worth doing, as it makes the rifle just so much more accurate…. Yeah right! Haha

    Makes absolutely no difference to how the thing works, but keeps my OCD under control
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  4. 18-04-2022, 09:46 PM #93
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    Pillars installed, and bottom metal now inletted to match.

    Ready to hit the bandsaw

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    Great stuff, I can handle the metallic parts no problem but me and wood just don't get on.
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    Sneak peek for those interested. Shaping up nicely

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    Looking great
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    Minty!
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    coming on nice
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    wow you would need to know exactly what you need to achieve with shape, contours and size as once it's removed there's no going back, great looking piece of timber.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hunter_Nick View Post
    Sneak peek for those interested. Shaping up nicely

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    I need to stop looking at this thread =wood drool.
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    Shaping is now completed, and on to finish sanding ready for the first coat of oil.

    Really happy with how it shaped up. These little actions make for a very slim light little rifle. Hopefully the photo of it next to the original plastic stock show the difference.

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    you sir are one talented bugger!!
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    that is going to be a thing of beauty once oiled up.......very talented indeed.
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    Thanks guys. It easy when you really enjoy the process of building them.
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  16. 04-05-2022, 05:05 PM #105
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    man thats coming along nice
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