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    How good are you?...with wood??

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    Old Springfield 1903 1903a3 Scant Style NOS Rifle Stock - eBay (item 220423900327 end time Jun-04-09 18:38:48 PDT)
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    Pretty interesting piece.

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    Yea,finishing that would separate the men fron the boys.

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    The hard part is done. Getting the outside profile is the hardest part. The inside can be done by machine and hand work. Would take a little while but can be done.

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    Hey Mark,

    Guess you have a never quit attitude, in that boat also, but...... you'd need machining skills and a mill to work that stock and drawings. A fine project for a skilled man with the right tools but an interesting wallhanger for me. Do well with a stock that needs a little inletting work, but that stock project is well beyond the scope of ninety nine percent of people who are "Good with wood".

    It would take a very special and skilled man to buy one of those and finish it right and drop a rifle into it. Good luck to any who dare to try.

    Death to not having all the tools to do any job ya' wanna' try,

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    more work then its worth..

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