Stag and brass

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loveland ,colo usa
Had some too short stags. Didn't know
what to do besides trash them, so added
some caps. still a little weak behind the
trigger, but sometimes you have to take
what you can get.

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WOW :!: now that was a 8) idea really like that look-different---looks neat--will have to remember this idea :D would like to see several pictures from different angles :) sure caught my eye :!: would work on a damaged pair too.
 
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Thanks all....

Got this stock from Enco. Had a bunch of 1" round left from
making a few miniture canon barrels. Split length wise and
milled down flat. Had to buy 6' of it tho... Think it was
around $65 + Spg. A guy would probably be better off
searching the knife making web sites for hand guard blanks
and such.

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You may have started a trend there. If you need to whop someone along side the head you don't have to worry about chipping your stags. I like it!
 
WELL crank my tractor --you are the man 8) 8) :!: on a shooter gun that is nice---strong, neat,different--- ok guys let the trend begin :lol: may try that myself on my shooter RSS :)
 
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Thanks all....

Got this stock from Enco. Had a bunch of 1" round left from
making a few miniture canon barrels. Split length wise and
milled down flat. Had to buy 6' of it tho... Think it was
around $65 + Spg. A guy would probably be better off
searching the knife making web sites for hand guard blanks
and such.

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I can think of a very easy way to make some of that money back if it still is in your shop.
 
Thanks, Makes a great cast bullet box too.
Fill it up with sized and lubed bullets and
you can shoot for quite a while.

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