New Stock for 16ga

3waycross

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Bought this piece of wood over a year ago but have not had time to finish it. Finally got it inletted and decided I had to see what was hiding in that chunk of walnut.
It looks like I hit a winner here. I have 2 more coats of finish to apply and then it's off to the chequerer to fancy it up a bit........and no Kenny it's not for sale.

Yet! :lol2:

BTW it goes on my Savage Fox BSE. One of the few single trigger SxS's out there and I really like it.

 
3waycross":297ijn4t said:
Bought this piece of wood over a year ago but have not had time to finish it. Finally got it inletted and decided I had to see what was hiding in that chunk of walnut.
It looks like I hit a winner here. I have 2 more coats of finish to apply and then it's off to the chequerer to fancy it up a bit........and no Kenny it's not for sale.

Yet! :lol2:

BTW it goes on my Savage Fox BSE. One of the few single trigger SxS's out there and I really like it.

I want it after its installed. I love it.
 
M5farm":2rbchozk said:
Jack pot indeed.

Did you Carve it ??

No I bought it from a man out of Tennessee or Kentucky. I have since last all of his contact info. All I know is he had a good stock duplicating machine and he sold me some good wood. I did finish inletting it but that wasn't much of a job. FWIW this is approx. 15 coats of finish. I am at the point where I am no longer sanding in the finish but rubbing it on and then sanding it with a very fine paper.

Funny thing is we talked and I told him it doesn't have to be real special to go on that shotgun as it was not a high end shotgun. I can only imagine whe his good stuff looks like.

Still don't know where to send it to be chequered but I feel like that wood deserves to be checkered.
 
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That is a pretty sorry side by side I will pay the shipping to take it off your hands.

Wife bought me a Spartan 16 gauge a few years ago single trigger.
She seen a new 16 that wasn't high end and thought it would be good to carry on the Mule.
Low end shotgun and I grab it quite often shoots sweet has become one of my favorites.
 
Caustic Burno":3q9b0bko said:
That is a pretty sorry side by side I will pay the shipping to take it off your hands.

Wife bought me a Spartan 16 gauge a few years ago single trigger.
She seen a new 16 that wasn't high end and thought it would be good to carry on the Mule.
Low end shotgun and I grab it quite often shoots sweet has become one of my favorites.


Now you got my curiosity up with this Spartan talk. I may just have to look that one up.
 
3waycross":15g3gijz said:
Caustic Burno":15g3gijz said:
That is a pretty sorry side by side I will pay the shipping to take it off your hands.

Wife bought me a Spartan 16 gauge a few years ago single trigger.
She seen a new 16 that wasn't high end and thought it would be good to carry on the Mule.
Low end shotgun and I grab it quite often shoots sweet has become one of my favorites.


Now you got my curiosity up with this Spartan talk. I may just have to look that one up.

http://www.remington.com/products/archi ... -side.aspx

I have never seen another 16 never saw 28.
See quite a few 20's and 12's around they were made for Remington by Baikal.
 
3waycross":34p4tiqs said:
Bought this piece of wood over a year ago but have not had time to finish it. Finally got it inletted and decided I had to see what was hiding in that chunk of walnut.
It looks like I hit a winner here. I have 2 more coats of finish to apply and then it's off to the chequerer to fancy it up a bit........and no Kenny it's not for sale.

Yet! :lol2:

BTW it goes on my Savage Fox BSE. One of the few single trigger SxS's out there and I really like it.


That is a good looking piece of wood. I bet you wont be beating the bushes with that gun. That is an awesome stock.
 
I put what I believe will be the last coat of finish on it tonight. That makes 17. If it fills the last bits of open grain like I think it will I will let it cure for at least 4 days or more and then rub it down to an eggshell finish with rottenstone and call it good. I am going to put a leather covered pad on it and then send it off for the chequering..

BTW I still have the original stock which is in good shape but short. I have a grandson coming in Oct. Something tells me that this will belong to him someday.
 
3waycross":4chilagm said:
I put what I believe will be the last coat of finish on it tonight. That makes 17. If it fills the last bits of open grain like I think it will I will let it cure for at least 4 days or more and then rub it down to an eggshell finish with rottenstone and call it good. I am going to put a leather covered pad on it and then send it off for the chequering..

BTW I still have the original stock which is in good shape but short. I have a grandson coming in Oct. Something tells me that this will belong to him someday.


Hope you are not disappointed mine want the black plastic guns.
The old Winchesters, Remingtons and Brownings don't appeal to this new generation.
 
Caustic Burno":1uok5ph5 said:
3waycross":1uok5ph5 said:
I put what I believe will be the last coat of finish on it tonight. That makes 17. If it fills the last bits of open grain like I think it will I will let it cure for at least 4 days or more and then rub it down to an eggshell finish with rottenstone and call it good. I am going to put a leather covered pad on it and then send it off for the chequering..

BTW I still have the original stock which is in good shape but short. I have a grandson coming in Oct. Something tells me that this will belong to him someday.


Hope you are not disappointed mine want the black plastic guns.
The old Winchesters, Remingtons and Brownings don't appeal to this new generation.

I will have the rest of MY life to influence him. His father is a plastic gun guy. My other osns are not.
 

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