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Did you sand it with the finish oil or did you use water? I tried a bit of the oil and it dried up while sanding. I haven't done a wet and dry sand yet. How say you?

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Looks purty. Can't wait to see it in action!
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I oiled and let it dry overnight, sand and repeat etc
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Davey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Jun 2014 at 8:59am
The only thing about these stock blanks, is I feel they all shoulder too low on the rifle for the seated position. When your shoulder is in line with the bore you get the least recoil.
 
I guess you can just move the buttplates up.
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Davey, there are some pretty advanced butt plates being produced here in NZ. Newer, choicer technical advancements being internalised daily by some of the countries greatest tutu minds. Ermm
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It's not the buttplates, it's the mounting point on the stock :)
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Worth thinking about.
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I decided to have a dress rehearsal tonight. I fitted my adapted butt plate and fired a few shots. I'm really pleased with my position. Shooting actual targets will tell.
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One more shot just for you Brett.
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