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richj
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I have something here, not sure what yet

 
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I like french curves
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i could probably go on about how they are Fibonacci sequences, but i just like the curves


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I actually have those.
 
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sand sand sand

 
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Now add a shadow line.

What is that wood? Looks like madrone I had cut many years ago?


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stock is from a Charles Daly (zastava) mini-mauser.

this thread

https://forums.accuratereloadi...9411043/m/9041071672
 
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Still needs a shadow line surrounding the base of the cove moulding. Each end should disappear at the point.
R.G. Owen stock from the 50's

SDH stock from the 20's


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I like them to have a smooth curve from the CP into the stock; NO shadow like; those look awkward to me.
In fact, I can do without any cheekpiece at all, but I remove the shadow step from any stock I get/make.
 
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I like them to have a smooth curve from the CP into the stock; NO shadow like; those look awkward to me.
In fact, I can do without any cheekpiece at all, but I remove the shadow step from any stock I get/make.

Well, it certainly is easier to eliminate details. I think a shadowline, when well designed and accomplished adds character to a custom stock. JMHO


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I just don't like the look of it. I actually removed that detail from my patterns too. I like a smooth transition from CP to stock. No steps.
 
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I'm not sure I want to go that far. I have another mini-stock I may try it on.
 
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