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About LinkBacksHad some spare time this morning to do several "woodworking" type jobs on the stock...
The spacing for the holes on the new buttplate is different, so had to remove the bottom thread sleeve, and fill it with a plug. Also need to fill in an area of the stock void to give "meat" for the new hole.
Cutting plugs to fill the old hole.
Turned a dowel to match to size of the void and planed it flat.
Block for the slot we cut out of the stock. Will be machined / carved to match the Omark action.
All glued up
Marking the butt-plate edges on the stock
Limbsaver installed on the butt-plate, rough grinding finished on the back plate, still have to to the stock side.
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