Dupage trading nutmeg laminate stock
Articles Forum New Posts Calendar Community Member List Forum Actions Mark Forums Read Quick Links Today's Posts View Site Leaders Who's Online New Posts NES Classifieds Firearms Training Advanced Search. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page: Results 1 to 10 of Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode. You can buy them with or without metal. I spent a quality day in the shop working on some of them.
It just pops a bit more than a standard run-of-the-mill dark walnut. I think the key to a nice stain job and where most guys go wrong is that they leave too much stain on the surface. I'll finish with 3 or 5 coats of Tung oil on the outside, and maybe a couple coats of varnish in the barrel channel, under the butt-plate, and under the front ferrule.
If you want to pick up a new unfinished stock set and try your hand at custom finishing but want more info, I'd be happy to post my own personal preferences, tricks, and observations assuming anybody is interested.
SKS Ray View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Articles. Are you planning on cutting the tung oil with any stain for the first coat? I've found that if I don't add a little stain to the first coat of oil that the wood starts to lighten up a bit.
Once the first coat dries, then I use straight tung oil. Those stocks look great btw, thanks for posting this.
Last edited by bpmd; at Thanks for posting this. I appreciate the expertise. Originally Posted by SKS Ray. BillO View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Articles. I never liked my beat up anzac day opening hours woolworths Looks like another project heading my way.
Great thread, thanks for posting.
Anyone put a Dupage laminated stock on their rifle? I have a NEF Pardaner I want to stain, I smell a weekend forex online chat room. I dont duhal industry & trading joint stock company how else to describe it. These stocks where standard walnut fron wenigs custom stocks.
For all purposes they came out well. They where inletted perfectly for the action though.
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Hows the dupage fit for the garands. I may do at least my best shooter with some new wood. Originally Posted by mac The stocks where the standard walnut which had small "holes" in the grain.
I used a product call por-O-pac Paste wood grain filler to get a nice flat finish. With out it I got a orange peel effect as the clear coat would sink into these "holes" I use these shot guns out doors so I did a poly type clear coat on them.
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Maybe this is not a issue for the oil based type finishes such as tung oil ect ect. I may do one of my Garands after the a3 is done I cant get my eye behind the peep sight with out putting my chin on the comb. The Sportsman's Den Toms Village Sports Waumbec Weaponry Sponsors Blind Eye Apparel DC Graphics MyGunDB State Firearm Associations State Associations Comm2a CSRRA Connecticut Gun Owners of Maine G.
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