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thanks for all your guys help Iwill post pic when I get don

I've done a couple stocks and am working on a third. The first two were done in curly maple and turned out very nice. Curly or birds eye maple will both finish up real nice with just danish or tung oil (I'd suggest danish). They also work pretty well. Of the two choices you've mentioned, the red oak will be far easier to work with and will finish up nicer. Mahogony is probably not great for a gun stock because it's relatively soft and open grained. I don't know if you'd be satisified with it just an oil finish, and a furniture style varnish won't hold up. If you decide to go with r

hey guys just wanted your opinion Iam planing to make a new wooden stok for my saiga un converted and was wondering if Ishould us red oak or mahoganey any imput would be apresheated thanks

thanks for your guys help but I was not making excuse i was just asking a simpe qyestion mabe thats where I whent wrong You will find that the people can be overly helpful. At one time most everyone here thought of themselves as all thumbs when it comes to working on and fabricating parts for their own weapons. When a new guy comes on asking for a shortcut, (JB weld) everyone tries to jump in and give helpful advice. We can all remember what it was like being overwelmed by a task involving our guns and then the feeling of accomplishment when we did it ourselves and found that it was

thanks for your guys help but I was not making excuse i was just asking a simpe qyestion mabe thats where I whent wrong

You mean like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOiPwkhbS2k ok... a suburban will do thats sweet : can Ihave one

IS IT DIFFICULT TO MAKE A BULLET GUID ALL IHAVE IS A DREMEL

Iam looking for abullet guid that I can just go and buy with out ordering one online if you guys now of any stores in utah that sells them pleas let me know also could I use jbweld instead of a scew to put the guid on if you guys no any help would be greatley apreasheated love the site by the way

thanks your sugjestions where very helpfull

I want to achieve 922r compliance with out messing with the stock and yes the pic is what it looks like

Hello Iam new to this forum ore any forum fore that matter my qustion is this Ihave an odd saiga it is not a regular sportsman model it has a full skellton stock with a mouveble cheeck rest and want to do a conversion without replacing the stockany ideas would be helpfull