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Fitting the action to a stock


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Having finally tracked down a stock that is close to the one needed for my Zabala project.

I have stripped the action down and am going to proceed in lining up the top strap(tang)with the main pin and chiselling the stock to fit before repeating to get the bottom tang to fit. This seems to be the logical starting point before making further adjustments to allow the rest of the action and safety to fit.

Anybody got any experience in this??

Cheers

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The reason that I am hopeful is that there is only wood that needs to be carved away to make it fit. I have rounded up my small Marples chisels and will get them sharpened properly before I start. A friend has already calibrated my callipers.

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Having finally tracked down a stock that is close to the one needed for my Zabala project.

I have stripped the action down and am going to proceed in lining up the top strap(tang)with the main pin and chiselling the stock to fit before repeating to get the bottom tang to fit. This seems to be the logical starting point before making further adjustments to allow the rest of the action and safety to fit.

Anybody got any experience in this??

Cheers

If you get stuck give me a call and I will give you a few pointers over the phone ******************************

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