Restoring rifle stock -

A little more info on just exactly what your idea of restoration is would be helpful. For example does the stock just need refinishing, or does it need dents lifted, cracks and chips repaired. Does it have checkering that needs to be recut and freshened up.

If you have any handy man skills towards wood working you can do it all yourself if you take your time and be patient with the process. Watching some Utube flicks on what you want to do will give you some idea of what's involved.

If do it yourself is not for you take it up the 401 to Steve Milton at Precision Arms. His shop is still located on the King City side road just a couple hundred yds east of the 401. Google Precision Arms and it will give you the specifics. Steve is crusty, and trained in England with one of the major custom gun makers. He is very good at what he does.
 
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..... take it up the 401 to Steve Milton at Precision Arms. His shop is still located on the King City side road just a couple hundred yds east of the 401. ....

Correction: That would be up Hwy. 400. The shop is a couple of hundred yards east of the 400 on the north side of King City Sideroad, just east of Jane Street.
 
mrgoat: and don't be calling me "Sir", we've been getting along just fine over the nearly past 30 years ;)

I've always had problems with highway and road names .... know how to get there, just can't tell you the names of the streets !
 
mrgoat: and don't be calling me "Sir", we've been getting along just fine over the nearly past 30 years ;)

I've always had problems with highway and road names .... know how to get there, just can't tell you the names of the streets !

Well I thought "Sir" was more appropriate than "Mam" ;) ...! yes I guess we have known each other that long, actually closer to 35, boy time flies, doesn't seem that long ago we were doing DU dinners.
 
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