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More than likely, it'll add to the weight but it's not going to be light when finished anyway :) of course if I do there'll be pics.
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Are you going to bed the stock like you said? I see you can buy the JB Weld metal reinforced epoxy filler. I might try some of that next time. 

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Yeah, that's what she said!

Here's another angle on it, it's actually pretty close to done, just the little aesthetic bits (which equates to a lot of finicky sanding)

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That is looking great! Nothing like good wood. Tongue


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Pic update, slow progress but it's starting to shape up :)

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Yep, looking great Brett.
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Looks good, excellent you like the parts. :)
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theres some bonuses in having the right people and equipment around for sure.
I reckon these height adjusters are going to be just friggin awesome, pauly you should get a couple off Ian for your next build(s)
neat design on ians behalf, allows the travel post to be able to be swapped out easily if you need to put a longer travel one on, one Allen keynand youre done.
as it is it has 65 mm travel, which should be plenty

If I can get some more time on it, the guide and post hole(s) are within 1mm, so just a light touch with the dremel and a sanding bit, and the back will be together.
the hamster/riser I want to do on a spacer system, or something similar to the RAW one (quick release adjustable)
Lets see what I can imagine up to fit there........


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That's looking really good. Some great design features. Well done so far. You will be looking forward to shouldering it I bet? (No pun intended) Having that nice piece of timber makes it special too.

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under the cheekrest all marked, using a dremel with a milling bit


After a little while its looking like itll work


A little more grinding out the hole, and a test fit.

Im leaving the front part of the alloy block proud out the front, and will recess a hole for it to sit into on the stock body.


Time to have a quick look at the main body also, smaller hole (15mm), bigger hole 25mm


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