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    Its not as heavy as it looks! and theres still alot of wood to come out when the working parts go in. Was thinking of trying to do hunting green but thats to hard then as long as you can still see the grain.
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    Are you after custom stock? check out (DIY Custom stock) in the forums, hope it helps, James.

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    My custom hand built ash stock is on its final stages, and I was going to mount the working parts from my Remington but have decided to try and build my own!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyone got any advive on where to get the parts? Searched the internet and not had much luck. And so far the cheapest solution I can find is buy a cheap SMK and use the parts from that. Any one got any advice/ know where to get the parts from/ Done or doing the same project? All welcome, James.
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    3 more days till removals come! Then I'm on the look for new hunting ground!!!

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    Except for the use of a drill once, This has all been done by hand (saw, chissels and files). I'm just sanding the life out of it at the moment and think I'm going to ask for some professional help with preping it for mounting the working parts. Hope you all like
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    As soon as I get it home I prep it and put them in cold salt water for 24hrs, that takes the after taste out you sometimes get with rabbit, then if I want to store the meat it's in fresh water on boil for 2 an half hrs, meat will fall off, cover in olive oil and it will keep in the fridge for 2 weeks! Fresher is best but the long soak in salt water is defo worth it. That's what the top chefs do! Havnt had bunny curry? Looks like that's what for dinner! LOL
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    Thats looks good mate!!!
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    works night out last night, my head hurts

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    heres how its coming along
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    Lol cheers pal
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    It looks as though its going to be a thumbhole, looking at the outline hes got on the wood. Kyle Ye its going to be a thumb hole, haven't got the luxury of a ban saw so all by hand,,, figured out why its called HARDwood lol, by the way my name is James.
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    hands full of blisters but my stock aint goin to build itself

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    Cost £20, will show more tomorow. Hard graft when its all done by hand,,,think its goin to take longer than I thought.
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    its a reminton genesis
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    struggling to upload the photo?????????
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    Oh lol, that type of anti!!! lol,
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    Got a nice piece of ash timber and started to go to work on making my own custom stock. Timber = 26x7x3inchs , drawm design on card, cut out and templated on timber, sawing and chisiling away, will keep you all updated via these means on how its coming along, will try upload photos along the way.
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    Thanks to everyone for saying hi, only just realised people had replyed back. I'm in the royal regiment of scotland (the highlanders), served 8 years. Just finishing my posting in north yorkshire and move back to germany at the end of this month. For all the people that are anti forces, I'm only doin my job and I make sure I'm good at it, no different to any other profession.
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    Hi to all, Im 25 years old and started hunting as a young lad with his boarder terrier. Joined the Army when I left school. Been wanting to get back in to hunting for a while but not fair to get a working dog as I go away alot, Got an air rifle but dont know how to go about getting permission to hunt as when I was younger I just poached,,,,Sorry I'm a qualified skill at arms instructor and badged sniper in the british army. If anyone has any tips or advice for me, it would be appreciated, Thanks, James.
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