chippy
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Thought I would have a go at stock making. It's approximately 20 times more difficult than I expected. However its starting to resemble a stock now.
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chippy
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If you think it's garish now just wait till it gets a thick coat of shiny lacquer.It looks er, interesting
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Will Hewland
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Greatly admiring the classic Norfolk kitchen floor tiles. Classy B+Q up there.
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Take it you laminated your own wood, and it looks ok to me, especially if you do a matching forend. Certainly looks no worse than some of the skeleton adjustable stocks that are out there now. It's a clay buster in the end so why not brighten the ground up when using it 
And you've made your own custom fit stock for a fraction of getting one made.
And you've made your own custom fit stock for a fraction of getting one made.
Blimey I thought my sl was avantgarde, fair play to you
Martinj
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obviously living in a Roman temple
chippy
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philpot
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Well done that man, it may not be my taste having a laminated shotgun stock although I love them on rifles but nevertheless good on you. Looking forward to seeing the end result.
chippy
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Had a few more hours on it today. 
philpot
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More like Daystate limited editions. I wish I was clever enough to make one for my rifles.That should brighten up the clay ground when the top coats on, should deepen the colours just right
Edit: Very AirArms style
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chippy
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I've gone for a trap style forend.
Is that the gun equivalent of "being on the square"
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philpot
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That looks stunning, I would love one like that for my Sako rifle.
Phil
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