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[bobfortier]

Hi all

Here is a couple of pics of my last project. 2 stocks made for a Savage in 308. This is what took me away from making Lee Enfield stocks from scratch.

Both stocks are made from Russian Birch plywood, the same stuff that the SKS's laminates are made of.

 

[bobfortier]

Almost forgot....here is a pic of my Tommy Gun with the round mag. Can this thread now stay here in Milsurp ?

 

[cyclone]

Holy.....wow.........I wish I had such skill!

(So does the sportered SMLE I bought so long ago, sitting, waiting to be restored )

Keep up the amazing work!

 

[Michael J]

wow, beautiful work! And i though my stock was pretty spiffy when i sanded it... You put my wood working to shame LOL

 

[ppsh38/41]

Wow those look excellent!!! Nice work.

 

[burnt_servo]

where did you get the birch plywood ?

exellent work !!!!!

 

[zippy_the_wonder_chimp]

deadly!

those stocks look amazing.

like the Tommy gun setup too.


-zip

 

[louthepou]

Perfect stuff, dear bob.

How and with what did you finish the stocks?

 

[bobfortier]

I used water-based stain (Saman) 2 part Walnut 1 part black, and Krylon acrylic lacquer in a can, 6 or 7 coats.

Next project will be fitting my new-to-me 1918 SMLE into the set of wood I made for my 1942 SMLE, which does not shoot well.

 

[cantom]

Nice work Bob! Beautiful.

 

[louthepou]

I used water-based stain (Saman) 2 part Walnut 1 part black, and Krylon acrylic lacquer in a can, 6 or 7 coats.

Next project will be fitting my new-to-me 1918 SMLE into the set of wood I made for my 1942 SMLE, which does not shoot well.

Thanks Bob. I'll soon be working on a combination gun which needs work - I know who to call for advice!

 

[Calum]

I wish I had such skills and equipment, nice job man nice job.

 

[bobfortier]

Thanks Bob. I'll soon be working on a combination gun which needs work - I know who to call for advice! [/QUOTE]


Phone number sent !

 

[chris1974]

Very nice work