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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 blocked it out. Skip sanding between those first filler coats. All sanding in between coats does is put finish on your floor and risks sanding the stain off...

Randy, it's a variant of a BSF . That's why it has the screwed on rail.

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 a fine British blue job to match. Period 4x Bushnell Sportview scope. The repainted back block and trigger guard are flawless. Recut the checkers.

You only need about 146 more Weihrauchs. 😁

Good job. A good gunsmith always makes the slotted screws line up.

At first I thought the top stock was the same stock as the bottom one but quickly realized that the top one is a "stock photo" lifted from an add and the bottom one is a completely different gun. The growth rings are different. Very good result regardless.

No Americans in Motogp or SBK :censored:

I didn't know they sell on Amazon. I don't buy from them often but I would look at their website and then communicate through ebay. I had better success communicating that way.

They look like eastern sliders to me

Thank you. The blue Craftsman is about 85 years old. I appreciate nice vintage machines. And motors too. I have a stock of vintage motors (I like working on them) and enough vintage drill press parts to build about 7 nice machines. I hord the good parts. Have a stack of vintage drill press...

Thank YOU I know a little bit about everything. And a whole lot about nothin'

That’s how I did it

First I turned the pipe nipple to diameter on the lathe. Then slotted it.

I did it like this First made a tool. Out of a pipe nipple I had handy. Then used my drill press to compress the spring. And then trigger block pins come out. And BINGO

Another JM stock that doesn’t fit my mitts. The curve. Has a different brand pad on it. Fits our sons’ normal size hands.

This one started as an R8 pattern but I made the forearm deeper. Fits my Hw50 too. Inletting has to be finished first. Then final shaping I have some Pachmayr pads but have been looking at other brands. I’m moving away from white spacers. Will consider a black grip cap. Your FWB124 stock is...

This one started as an R8 pattern but I made the forearm deeper. Fits my Hw50. Inletting has to be finished first. Then final shaping

I think I saw them in one of the Airgun Digests or maybe shooters bible. Something like that. Very rare piece. Howa is up there with Miroku as a Japanese manufacturer. Fine. Danny has pictures of about everything. Awesome.

You saw the one that sold?

Randy, So far I have more in the stock than I paid for the rifle . Price a quality blank with nice figure. I wanted a stock but don't like the style of what people offer. A friend offered to teach me to inlet the stock after he duplicates them (and not for free!). A real pro I am so blessed to...