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    Sure you do Charlie. Just take it slow and careful. I've glassed a few synthetic sporter stocks to No.4's and doing it properly with wood is actually easier in it's own way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Dickicon View Post
    I've glassed a few synthetic sporter stocks to No.4's and doing it properly with wood is actually easier in it's own way.
    Why working with wood is easier than using bedding compound? i found it is not so easy as the reinforce form is a bit complex

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