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WITHDRAWN Southern 3/4 stock .40 curly ash
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Beautiful gun! Really like this half stock shouldn’t last long!
The imperfections give it character. If I didn’t have a .40 I’d shoot it. The figure in the Ash is really cool.
luckyned
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that stock is gorgeous! I don't think i've ever seen one quite like it!
64Springer
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OP.
I've contemplated a wooden rib for some time. But can't get my head around the securing it to the barrel part.
Care to share some detailed installation tips?
Many thanks.
I've contemplated a wooden rib for some time. But can't get my head around the securing it to the barrel part.
Care to share some detailed installation tips?
Many thanks.
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You just treat it like a full stock in a way. The rib is secured by pins to dovetailed in underlugs and the RR pipes drilled and pinned as usual. The only challenge is the rib is so tiny and thin. I had to file the underlugs and RR pipe tabs way down to keep everything looking right. If I had to do it again I'd use a hickory or maybe osage for the under rib...the curly ash is fragile to work with.
64Springer
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^^^Thank you.^^^
Cool gun !
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