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Well, I had my front swivel base half way inletted when I noticed it was off center a smidge killpc I shouldn't have doing stock work tonight as it was a long day....anyway is there any way to draw a persons eye away, mainly mine as it will drive me nuts, by perhaps a checkering pattern that breaks up the center line, a visual illusion or such. Thanks, Rob.


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is there any way to draw a persons eye away,


Scotch usually does this for folks! Big Grin


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you could always have a new set made just a hair larger so as to recenter it while covering the mistake you made. I would do that before I would have a stock that bothered me everytime I looked at it.
 
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off center gives it character.

sometimes things dont have to be perfect,,, just gives it character
 
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hey half of the guys here are slightly off center popcorn coffee hillbilly
 
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You might put and ebony inlay in there and redo the swivel, but that would require another in the rear. Checkering it would still show off center. I did that one time and the stock was fairly long, so I cut it off and gave the rifle a 8.5 inch long forearm such as you see on a English rifle, then put the fron swivel on the barrel..Since that time I have used the short forearms as I like them much better on a hunting rifle.


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