cracked stock
- Thread starter crunch68
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Sure Bob, there's always something that can be done. But, depends on where it is, how serious / complex... and how neat the end result should look. Can you post some pics? I repaired a few really sad looking stocks, and if done properly usually things can end up looking reasonable.
Still, sometimes finding a spare can also be a good idea!
Lou
Still, sometimes finding a spare can also be a good idea!
Lou
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Inject crazy glue
Crazy glue?
Crazy glue is probably not the best option. It needs very close fitting of the parts to give good bonding. There are much better glues available, depending upon the size of the crack, the location, and if reinforcement is needed.
As LOUTHEPOU states, post some good pictures, and we can help you. Without pictures, your information is too general to be of much use.
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Crazy glue is probably not the best option. It needs very close fitting of the parts to give good bonding. There are much better glues available, depending upon the size of the crack, the location, and if reinforcement is needed.
As LOUTHEPOU states, post some good pictures, and we can help you. Without pictures, your information is too general to be of much use.
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Just a hunch, but are you a knifemaker? Hot Stuff gap filling glue is pretty good stuff. I've never met anyone but knifegrinders who knew what it was.
LOL!! No, but thanks for the compliment. I stopped in my local store, there is a fellow there who loves old browning shotguns as much as I do. I picked up a browning double auto with cracks at the wrist, and this is what he suggested. It worked like a charm. It has the consistency of water, so it flows into the smallest cracks, and it won't expand like gorilla glue.
