rossbows
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ohio mossy oak
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Well, here is the final wet sanding and final coat of Tung Oil. I think she turned out pretty well. It's not perfect, but it'll do. The stock is really a piece of art. The oil really brought the brilliance of the wood.
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Well, it's done and ready to shoot. I added see through rings, butler creek caps and got a custom aluminum ram rod with a "spin-jag" and my para-cord sling. A special thanks goes out to Beentown for a few key pointers through out the project.
One major issue with the stock is that you can't take off the bolt or remove the breech without removing the barrel from the stock. The cheek piece is to chunky! It's ok with this gun as it shoots smokeless powder and therefore don't need to clean as often as black powder.
One major issue with the stock is that you can't take off the bolt or remove the breech without removing the barrel from the stock. The cheek piece is to chunky! It's ok with this gun as it shoots smokeless powder and therefore don't need to clean as often as black powder.
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Archertl
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Looks awesome Mike. I don't know how I missed this thread but am glad I found it. Very nice Work!!!! :smiley_coolpeace: