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The originals had the barrel band so that the stress of the sling was transferred to the barrel. The stocks were very thin and hollowed out inside. The stirrup screw was supported by ferrules in the wood, then went thru an eye in the barrel band. If your forend is sturdy enough to support a sling swivel, then you do not need a stirrup and barrel band. When figuring out your project budget, keep in mind that lining up a stirrup, screw, 2 ferrules and a barrel band will significantly increase your liquor consumption. | |||
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OK, so I'll put 2 shots of Yukon Jack in my coffee mug that day. I have some brass threaded inserts for wood that have a 1/4-20 thread in them. I might bore them out off center, so I can adjust the tension on the barrel band that the cross bolt gives. Yeah, one more variable to play with, oh, joy! | ||
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