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I have been working on this stock today having stripped all the old finish off of it , I applied stippling around the grip area using a small burr in a dremmel tool .
Dave
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I do like to see people doing things themselves, nice job Dave. Are you going to darken it up first before oiling it?
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What is the stock from?
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christel wrote:What is the stock from?
Wood - you know the stuff trees are made from. That one looks like Beech.
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Yes it is beech, but I think she meant what sort of rifle :lol:
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Yes I will darken the grip area before oiling , I was thinking of doing it in black and leaving the rest in a light finish .
This is the stock I wanted an ID on a few weeks ago the feeling was then it was walnut but I think its beech , someone did ID it but I cant remeber now what it was . I tried looking back at the post but cant get access to it , not in the time frame whatever that means .
Dave
Yes I will darken the grip area before oiling , I was thinking of doing it in black and leaving the rest in a light finish .
This is the stock I wanted an ID on a few weeks ago the feeling was then it was walnut but I think its beech , someone did ID it but I cant remeber now what it was . I tried looking back at the post but cant get access to it , not in the time frame whatever that means .
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This thread? http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2391Dave 101 wrote:Hi
Yes I will darken the grip area before oiling , I was thinking of doing it in black and leaving the rest in a light finish .
This is the stock I wanted an ID on a few weeks ago the feeling was then it was walnut but I think its beech , someone did ID it but I cant remeber now what it was . I tried looking back at the post but cant get access to it , not in the time frame whatever that means .
Dave
Where we said we though it was not Beech? But now the little flecks are visible - there were not before.
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Why did kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
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Polchraine wrote:This thread? http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2391Dave 101 wrote:Hi
Yes I will darken the grip area before oiling , I was thinking of doing it in black and leaving the rest in a light finish .
This is the stock I wanted an ID on a few weeks ago the feeling was then it was walnut but I think its beech , someone did ID it but I cant remeber now what it was . I tried looking back at the post but cant get access to it , not in the time frame whatever that means .
Dave
Where we said we though it was not Beech? But now the little flecks are visible - there were not before.
That may well be it but I cant veiw it , can any one else ?
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:lol: :lol:Polchraine wrote:christel wrote:What is the stock from?
Wood - you know the stuff trees are made from. That one looks like Beech.
I did mean what rifle it was from.
I do know now because the link was posted and yes I can load the link just fine.
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