finally finished my gun stock

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chessy
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finally finished my gun stock

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took me a year but finally got it done

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TYE
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Wow nice job!
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R.J.
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Sweeeet ! .... looks great !
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Post by ALINALBERTA »

Wow. I am jealous! I really like the pattern in the thumbhole. 8) What kind of rifle is it going on?

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it is going on a browning 270 wsm it is a left handed thumbhole on a right handed bolt... how is that for confuseing :lol:
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frisky
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Post by frisky »

Thats a sweet stock.... ahhhh 270 WSM... I have one of those BAD BOYS..... had mine for 2 years now...and 4 deer.. real nice gun...I would like to see you shooting it..............
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BEAUTY~!
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Woodsman
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Post by Woodsman »

Wow! Great looking stock! Nice job! :wink:
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Post by ecoaster »

WOW! Thats a beauty.
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russm
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Post by russm »

That is absolutely beautiful. It will be a real pleasure for you to carry that in the woods, knowing that you made it yourself. I think that all of us hunters like to be as self-reliant as we can be, and crafting your own weapon (at least in part) is a real accomplishment.

I do some woodworking, and would like to try something like that for my x-bow, maybe during the heart of the winter. Do you have any advice on where to start? Did you use plans, templates, or did you wing it? What tools did you use?
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Maritimer
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Post by Maritimer »

It might have taken you a year but you sure did a nice job. Looks good :D
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Post by A.W »

Looking good. :wink:
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Post by buckeye »

Allmost to pretty to carry into the woods to get scratched up. Very nice looking stock Chessy. Excellent job.
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