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my condors benchrest style forestock(UPDATED PICS PAINT ADD)

well i finally had time to work on the forestock blank i got(thanks jeff)
i am going to hardware store today for either paint or truckbed liner
it came out pretty decent for using my pocket knife, a small woodsaw and some sand paper
what do ya think?


i finished paiting and sanding last night it is complete now.
now the next project is the pistol grip i need to get some wood rasp’s to finish it up and ill have a matching set on this gun. hope yall like it



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i got the inletted blank from Jeff but the design i did freehanded with a pocket knife a handsaw and some sand paper
the hole for the mounting screw i just drilled a holed the size of the screw all the way through and then countersunk one just big enough for the head of the screw

Did you do your forestock freehand or make a drawing?

I like that and thinking about doing domething similar.

Carl

lama ur lucky thats all that was in the pic 😯
hehehe

quote Mr-lama:

I see a toe in the second to last picture!!!

Do I win a prize?

Ewwwww 😯

Though clearly not the ‘popped’ one thank god…. 😆

I see a toe in the second to last picture!!!

Do I win a prize?

i added the updated pics in the main post

That’ll work!

Looks good crowpopper!

Yes it is poplar.

Nice!

Might try black stain then put a few satin polyurethane coats on. Wood grain would still show. I did that when I re did the stock on my marlin camp 9 and it looks sweet

quote dmorley12027:

Crow,
If you’re planning to bench it I would suggest paint or something that will slide rather than bedliner.

thanks for the tip

i think he said it was poplar wood

Crow,
If you’re planning to bench it I would suggest paint or something that will slide rather than bedliner.

looks good Crow what kind of wood is that looks to be beech or birtch should turn out good Airforce projects never done are they!!

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