stock repair

[Hobbyman2]

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Another old stock saved from the fire pit.

[Hobbyman2]

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[nuhobby]

Looking Great!

Chris

[Hobbyman2]

Thanks

According to the serial numbers the gun was made in 1969 , makes the wood in the stock close to if not 100 years old .

Getting the oil out of the wood for the epoxy wold hold was a challenge , it took several hrs soaking and washing in acetone.

The walnut dowels were made using the SS and a home made jig