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This is a questions for the Stockmakers; is there a problem with using wood that has the graftline in the butt of the stock? I imagine there could be in big-bore calibers, but this would not be. I am still looking for "that" piece of stockwood and have a fabulous looking piece of hybrid eastern black grafted to English which would be the pistol grip and forearm. I cannot get the picture from the photo album he sent me to post, but I got a plain picture of one from another website. The graftline on this plain grain version is in the same location as the piece I am looking at...

 
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The graft has been growing together for years to a point it is the same tree, now just a color variation. If the grain flow looks good, use it. I think it is a great conversation piece and "wood" use that blank myself in a heartbeat. Smiler


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