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Marauder Stock reworking

I was inspired from another gentleman taking his Marauder stock and carving it out. The end product was excellent. So I done mine, except I went a little further.

Original lefty/righty stock


Work begins. Belt sander took off the left cheek rest. Dremel rolled out the finger pads and rollover comb.





After two days of progressive sanding it was time to apply 4 coats of Tru-oil to the stock.




Finished product – I like it !!

later

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Thank ya men, much appreciated. I like sharing with the group, might inspire someone else like it did me

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Good job Tach…You’ve got mad creativity and woodworking skills

Great work Tach! Gun looks alot classier without the branding, that’s how it should have been done in the first place!

That is SAAAAAAWWWWEEEEEETTTTT!!!! I like how you nuked out the checkering and the lettering. GREAT JOB!

That is nice Tach… good work, it’s definitley an improvement!

I like!

quote airtight_python:

Looks better without the advertising on it!

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very nice touch too bad the forearm drops away from the tube.

Everytime I see a stock rework by you I see the original and say, well that doesn’t look bad, how much better could it look.

Then the last picture always makes me say, oh that’s how. 😀

Very nice

Well done looks great ! 😀

Looks better without the advertising on it!

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