from the beginning....
have you ever inletted/installed a cartridge trap in a buttstock before ?
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#1037400 - 02/26/10 01:45 AM Re: got a question for you
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#1037444 - 02/26/10 05:16 AM Re: got a question for you
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#1037905 - 02/26/10 10:51 AM Re: got a question for you
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#1037991 - 02/26/10 11:56 AM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico i am not a wod working kind of guy, i try, but... it's seems without knowledge and proper tools, i mess things up.
fellow member kend, finished a stock for me. it turned out okay, but needs more work.
i can do the finish again, but i had to put a cross pin in, which i did at my gunsmithing class last tuesday night.
i amgoing to put a plastic grip cap on still, but i have the cartridge trap i'd like to do, but since it's a beautiful piece of wood, and everythigs going good so far, i'd hate to mess it up doing that last part.
here's a link to to it with pics of what i have.
the inner piece is drilled for 22 hornets, but is not needed, just the part under the sling swivel stud area of the door. so it could be cut off, and just sealed wood in the area where the shells go up in.
if by chance, you would take this on, what would you charge ?
i have seen your work and refinishing posts, and thought i'd ask if you could do this ??
http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads...ter#Post3828002i just need an expert to do this, as i'd really hte to mess up my first custom.
thank you,
mark
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#1038300 - 02/26/10 02:45 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: Anchorage, AK USA Without the piece in hand the shape of the bottom edge of the stock cannot be determined... Assuming the shapes match neatly it is just a couple hours to put them in. If the curves do not match well it is entirely different and would involve reshaping the bottom of the stock... or shaping metal to match wood. Either of those could take quite a bit of time to do it right...
I tend to do those with the initial build or skip them. If you want me to look at it and give you an idea of what is involved I could do that... If the install is a reasonable fit we could trade barrel blanks or something for the work.
I charge $50 per hour for my time and usually charge an extra $30 an hour when I have to use the mill or lathe to make them pay for themselves, but these are usually just a little drillpress time followed by handwork.
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#1038421 - 02/26/10 03:59 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico okay deal...
without sending it, if i lay the trap on the stock and take pics from every and any angle would that work ?
if not i need an addie to send the stock and blank.
that way you can also look at the blank and make sure it's what you want, and if not i will pay.
and check out that thread again in just a bit, new pics up.
it shot like a 4 shot 5/8" group. so the barreled action likes the new stock.
yeah, i did the bedding correctly. looks kinda crappy under the barrel, but, hey noone will ever see it !
lemme know if pics will work and i'll start taking them.
thank you very, very, much,
mark
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#1038496 - 02/26/10 04:26 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: Anchorage, AK USA Better yet, make a gauge... Just a slot cut in a piece of wood exactly the same width of the trap and exactly the same depth as it is high. Set it on the ridge of your stock and see how close it is to touching both sides and the bottom edge of the stock...
Take pictures of the gauge in place if you have questions. A tablesaw, router, or files by hand should do it quickly... It does not need to be more than an inch long...
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#1038500 - 02/26/10 04:27 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: Anchorage, AK USA I make one full length as my primary lay-out tool when starting...
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#1038536 - 02/26/10 04:53 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico okay, i can do that.
so what do you think of the rifle ?
i have some new pics up.
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#1039795 - 02/27/10 02:28 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: Anchorage, AK USA It is looking good! The pictures do not give the details well, but I will give it a good in-hand look if it works out and give you what I know...
Being a shooter like it is you can get a lot of slack on details!
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#1053340 - 03/07/10 07:12 AM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico i am among the living again !
had a kidney stone the beginning of the week, then just a lot of complications, then i spent all day yesterday in the er, had high fever, felt like my whole body got beat by a ball bat.
they took x rays, blood, piss, flue swab, etc...
the doc had no idea what was wrong with me.
the whole time i was there, my fever just kept going higher, til it hit 102.7. they were getting worried.
still feel like [bleep], they gave me another antibiotic, in my iv. i may have had side effects to the one i got at the beginning of the week, when i passed the stone.
so anyways, i made the gauge. it is the same width and depth as the long strip part of the trap, where the sling stud goes.
i need to to cut it smaller.
before i go cutting on it, i used a piece of 2x4 and ran a mill bit into it.
how long would you like me to make it ?
you said 1 inch. i can do that, but just checking.
let me know please, i'll cut it, remove the sling stud in the stock, place this gauge there, take pics, and send em.
thank you,
mark
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#1053500 - 03/07/10 08:50 AM Re: got a question for you
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All I need is for you to run the gauge down the length of the inlet site and see how it fits. That will tell you whether the stock finish will have to be messed with. Usually they do not fit perfectly... and stock work is required. Which is why they are usually installed from the beginning.
If it is way off you need to decide if it is worth it... or if a piece of stell can be machined to make up the difference.
Headed back to the gunshow here in a few minutes and will not be back until late.
No personal kidneystone experience, but it cannot be good... Sorry to hear you had to deal with that.
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#1055937 - 03/08/10 05:46 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico i took 2 pics of the jig.
the finish is nothing but tru oil so fixing the finish will be easy if it get's boogered up a little.
the slot is the exact width and depth of the skinny end that starts at the sling swivel stud end.
if these aren't enough pics to tell by, lemme know what you need and i'll take more.
first pics is looking back towards the butt.
this is looking from right at the stud hole forward.
thanks,
mark
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#1056439 - 03/08/10 09:52 PM Re: got a question for you
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It look like a thickish ordinary US stock shape and a typical very thin cartridge trap cover... It looks like it will take some stock work to make it fit, well beyond a simple inletting of the trap...
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#1056477 - 03/08/10 10:29 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico i have no idea what that means ?
what needs to be done and where ?
thinning the stock or metal to fit how ?
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#1056483 - 03/08/10 10:38 PM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: Anchorage, AK USA the stock is thicker where the trap is desgined to be positioned. Blending wood into metal means the stock needs to be thinned out through its length so the trap matches the curve of the stock...
It will be more then just cutting down the stock and making it fit.
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#1056538 - 03/09/10 12:53 AM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico okay.
i guess i have another scrapped project.
guess, i'll put it on the shelf for another years something to do.
thanks for the help,
mark
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#1056931 - 03/09/10 09:00 AM Re: got a question for you
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Did you do the stockwork? Just trying to give you a feel for what would be involved...
Euro stocks tend to be much skinnier as they do not tend toward big magnums with lots of recoil and they tend to cast their stocks to control recoil rather than using sissy pads and muzzle brakes. They also use cartridge traps far more often than we do.
Reshaping the butt is not all that big of a deal, but the shape of the rest of the stock would not blend well with the butt then...
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#1057041 - 03/09/10 10:26 AM Re: got a question for you
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Loc: n.w. new mexico i guess i need to surf the web and look at what i could find for pics of euro stocks and traps.
i pulled out my mauser model 66 and looked it over, and am not sure what i am looking at i guess ?
the bottom of the stock actually is a bit thicker than my stock...
so i am guessing it's not a good example, of what you mean.
where should the sides of my jig be touching the stock?
eye balling it, and not knowing what i am looking for, the rounded top of the trap to the sides, appear to match up pretty good with the edge of the stock and appears when inletted would make a rounded look, without a step so to speak where the edges would meet the stock side.
tryimg to put this into words here..
when looking from the rear, when i lay the trap on the stock, where the sides of the stock come up, if the trap was inletted to the depth of the gauge i made, the rounded trap top, seems it would just look like the rounded bottom line of the stock...
it doesn't appear that when the wood would end the metal began, there would be a step of anything not flowing together.
took some more pics of the trap in place before i sent this post.
maybe these wil help.
more coming soon...
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