A friend of my nephews dropped off his shotgun for me to work on the stock. The previous own shot it loose and broke the stock so that I can not repair it. The wood grain of the stock is so bad that it just goes to pieces when I try to control the splits. This model shotgun only has one bolt through the wood into the receiver and relys on the shape of the wood hold the rest together.
This shotgun is not worth putting a used stock on and they self for maybe $100. I am thinking that I can weld up a steel stock that the action will drop into and I can weld in more fastening points so the action will be secured by more then one bolt.
Has anyone ever attempted this on one of these models?
This shotgun is not worth putting a used stock on and they self for maybe $100. I am thinking that I can weld up a steel stock that the action will drop into and I can weld in more fastening points so the action will be secured by more then one bolt.
Has anyone ever attempted this on one of these models?