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Took The Plunge**New Pics**

Between the weather and having nothing else to do,I decided to refinish my edgun stock.After struggling to get the paint stripped off my stock,I contacted Tachdriver for some pointers on how he did his.I hate working on gun stocks but I really like the wood look.I use the Birchwood gunstock refinishining kit and I am on my fourth coat of try oil finish which has to be applied by finger.Soory about the pics I took them with my camera phone because my brother has the camera.Not sure how many more coats I will apply before I call it quits.










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Wow, the edgun looks great with the finished wood. Nice work on the refinish!

Tony sent me an email a few days ago asking if I was interested in a walnut stock. After seeing your pics I’m seriously considering it!

It came in the case.Its academy sports signature series case.

Where did you get the foam for the case? Or where did you get the case itself? I’m looking for one for my Talon SS.

Daaayyyuuuummmm!!!

Sherrod833,

Me likes, me likes LOL… Looks really killer dude… I love the short OAL look those rifles have… This one really looks good… Arm wrestle you for it??? Heck I will even spot you a little since I am so much older than you???

All kidding asside man, that looks really killer… I really do like how these rifles look… I have to agree with you on the wood llok for this also…
Well done

Nothing better than doing your own customization. Well done!!!

quote bowdeadly:

How much for a spare stock???

$100 when I checked a couple months ago.

Looks nice but I have to admit that I like the look of the black/grey on the EDgun. I’d love to have one reproduced in a black/grey laminate but odds are that I’ll give mine a lite sanding and go with the bedliner if/when it needs some attention.

Awsome nice job.

How much for a spare stock???

quote Stickbow:

With stockwood like that it’s so silly they painted them in the first place…

To properly finish a stock could drive up the price even higher. A paintjob eliminates hours of work and wood selection and keeps the price down.

Personally I would give it a coat of black bedliner 😀

Added some better pics to the post.

With stockwood like that it’s so silly they painted them in the first place…

Not bad looking at all!

Ed/Tony,

If we want to buy spare stock, do you sell it?

quote toshik:

That’s right you can get unpainted stock, as a matter of fact I have a few on order right now.

I mean unpainted and non proceded with some oil just sanded.

quote Sherrod833:

When do you expect them in?

100% pre-orders.

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