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Very impressive work. Can’t wait for the finished product. Stock looks like it will be gorgeous with good figure. How did you finish the...

Made a brake for the HW30 I’m putting together. Turned it on the lathe and set it up on the mill with a spin indexer to drill 20 holes...

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Here are two Hatsan’s. 22 & 25 caliber. These have been customized into Carbines. Converted from Vortex ram to spring. Tuned with a...

One other thing to try. It’s cheap and very effective. Fun to. FleaBay. Free shipping.

One thing you could try. Probably already have. Some stock to receiver configurations just do not yield a good cheek weld. I have had...

That's really nice, K! In the 1980s I sold brand-new BSA springers (mostly the carbines), including the Mercury Challengers, Airsporter...

Thank you. It has good depth when viewed in person. After staining for the final finish I slapped a few coats of tru oil on and then...

Before doing anything- read this...

I’m not a gloss fan either. But that has a shine that comes across like more of a satin. Sometimes when a satin is applied with many...

Not many out there with the original sticker. Congratulations!

Still has the oringial sticker on it…😉

This is a BSA .22 Mercury Challenger Carbine I refinished some time ago. I don’t normally like gloss, but it came out so pretty. And has...

For Walnut stocks I'm still a fan of Birchwood Casey's Tru Oil. I dislike a highly reflective glossy finish. Tru-oil for guns that...

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