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update time. Today the lump of wood had a trip to work and visited our cabinetshop. I'd marked the cuts already for the cheekrest and the hamster/knee riser, so they got seperated from the main body, ready to become adjustable :)


Now on this site, and known affectionately to many as "nunga" is a clever wee fella that can turn someones sketchy drawings into reality.
I sent through a pretty average "plan" of what I wanted, and look what turned up :)


Next step is to cut away under the cheekrest to sit this in, and drill a 15mm hole for the travelling post, and a 25mm hole for the locking guide.


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That's job delegation :)

Rehab is the next set of pics
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Is that rehab?
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Adjustable parts seperated from main body of stock now, ready for fittings to be attatched. Gotta love having a cabinet shop at your disposal :)
I'll add a couple pics tonight
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Originally posted by Davey Davey wrote:

Paul, If you feeling like showing/helping me tin bed in my team laminate stock for the FWB at some point in the future I'd be grateful :)

Of course, glad to help. I had used normal Builders bog, but i'm looking at better materials. Brett talked about steel filler and there's a kiwi guy that sells kits for about $40. Otherwise it's pretty straight forward to do.
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You could use a strip of sandpaper and double sided tape it onto the underside of the gun then rub back and forward in the stock till it is a nice snug fit.
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Paul, If you feeling like showing/helping me to bed in my team laminate stock for the FWB at some point in the future I'd be grateful :)
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I have fired a few shots now and bedding is definitely a good move. that snug fit really transfers the energy, and means you have even points of contact.

I know shoulder injuries take ages to heal, can you cock and fire your gun, or does that aggravate it?
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no updates, lol, itll take forever sanding it with only my left hand...... 
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Most of the recoil should be dampened by the weight, but I'll probably bed the action anyway just to be pedantic.
There'll be extra weight in this as it extends a lot further forward of the breech, has its pros and cons, but for the bulk of the shots being in the free position it'll work nicely I think.
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