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What with so much time on my hands, like all of us I suppose, I decided to replace the stock on a nice English 20-gauge boxlock I picked up recently by Hodgson, Bury St. Edmunds. Gun had been shortened for a child, then extended but still had a LOP of under 13". I fancied the gun for myself so put a touch of cast-on into it and hope to shoot some pheasants in SD this November.

Sorry about the messy bench.









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Very Nice!


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Wow. Nice work!
 
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That is just flat gorgeous! To me, that is just perfect wood, especially the lack of fiddleback. Just beautiful! Lee


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Very nice indeed!


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Oh, my! tu2


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Very nice. Just think if you didn't have to stay in, how long would it be before you got around to it? Smiler


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Nice wood. You could put a recoil pad on to lengthen the pull but it would be a pity to lose the original end. So, I think that is just the application for a slip-on pad - serves the purpose and gives a little protection along the butt.
 
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Wow! That's purty................


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Originally posted by sambarman338:
Nice wood. You could put a recoil pad on to lengthen the pull but it would be a pity to lose the original end. So, I think that is just the application for a slip-on pad - serves the purpose and gives a little protection along the butt.


I think you misunderstood: I made this stock because the original was too short, having been shortened and extended, but still with a LOP under 13”. This new stock’s LOP is 14 1/2”.


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Beautiful!

What messy bench?


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Just beautiful !


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Beautiful wood and work.
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Love the ink lines TT. Wow! Is the wood origin southern (wet climate) black walnut? Armenian thin shell? What?


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Very nice choice for wood. Looks perfect on that gun.
 
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