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    Hammer fell out of revolver

    I'm not much of a wheel gun guy, so pardon me if this is an easy fix. This revolver (an older Astra .38) fell about a foot onto the floor, and caused the hammer to pop out. Can it be fixed easily, and how?
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    Lets play a game. Name that part

    My ex-wife's new husband's penis pump.

  3. Stock repair on a Marlin 444p

    Ancient Chinese secret.

  4. Stock repair on a Marlin 444p

    I used to fix mangled / split / even halved stocks all the time and make them look just like new. This is a relatively easy repair, it can be filled with wood epoxy and then color and grain matched so as to appear nothing ever happened.
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    Another stock rescued from an early trip to the scrap heap

    Thanks guys :)
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    Another stock rescued from an early trip to the scrap heap

    Not to mention, the stock is from a really beautiful piece of walnut, and the grain is mesmerizing (wood nerd here). It was full of scratches, dings, scrapes, gouges, etc. So I went ahead and sanded the whole thing down and refinished the whole stock back to original (or as close to it as I...
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    Another stock rescued from an early trip to the scrap heap

    Thanks Bryan!
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    Another stock rescued from an early trip to the scrap heap

    Here's another broken stock I managed to give a new life to. It's a Weatherby, walnut stock. When I picked this one up, it was broken in half, and not a clean break at all. In fact, there was a huge amount of missing wood. After some time in the clamps, some walnut epoxy and creative...

  9. Advice for fixing cracked wooden stock please

    Acraglass is an epoxy, and should be fine to do the lion's share of the filling for this crack. There are great wood putties on the market that you can use to finish it off, all of which can be stained and grain matched to make the repair disappear. I've used Famowood, and Mohawk makes some...
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    Kar 98 rifle split help

    I just completed a repair on a Sako stock that was almost exactly the same break as this. Check out my recent pics of the repair: http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/584349-Stock-snapped-in-2-or-was-it
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    I'd be happy to do what I can to "save the savable"... You know where to find me
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    I did this for a fella here on ODT, wound up trading the repair for a little something I needed. Question: Is there a market for stock repair? Something that I may be able to make a little side money on? My full time gig is building furniture, so I've got all the tooling and skills...just...
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    That was me, talking to you at your M&G this past weekend. Great event, by the way...
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    Hahaha, you got me! :whistle:
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    I regularly use Titebond II -- I find it bites into the grain very effectively. I've tried to break apart glue joints after setting up, only to have the surrounding wood split instead. I use it on all my furniture and cabinetry. For filler, I used an epoxy. I then sanded it and matched the...
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    Thanks guys, it took longer to make the jigs for this than it did to glue it and match the finish up. But I'm pleased with the end result.
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    Stock snapped in 2, or was it???

    Pics of a stock I brought back to life. As I understood it, this was broken during shipping, and almost deemed a goner. You wouldn't guess from the after pics that this was almost firewood.
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