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What do you think about the grain flow on this figured beauty: Cross-cut?
 
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Not for my $$


As usual just my $.02
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Pretty but useless as a rifle stock.
 
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It would make a nice 22 rimfire stock.


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Pretty. I might be judging wrong, but I think the grain through the wrist is layed very week.


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Looks to me like it would be pretty easy to snap.
 
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Grips and scales or a 22 stock.


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to make that work it will require a rod or 2 epoxied into the wrist
 
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