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I do have a game plan and was just wondering on peoples opinions and hints.

 

[EnfieldGuy]

There are stocks around.... Check out Epay and Im sure you find something....

 

[SBD]

That takes the fun out of it.

 

[Temporaryscars]

Liquid nails? Hold it together while it dries, sand, rechecker and then stain?

Or just buy a new one...

 

[cgrutt]

I would try this.

Buy Instant Bond CA Adhesive Thick 2 oz at Woodcraft

Rub some wax on the outside of the checkering first to prevent glue from gumming up the exterior.

 

[Temporaryscars]

Yeah, that's probably the better idea. I don't even know if you can sand liquid nails.

 

[SBD]

another little project. over 100 year old dresser. A little wood glue and some other things should bring the stock back to normal before refinishing the walnut.

 

[BustedHorns375]

Did this one with some West Systems.....

Cleaned up good; he's sending out for reblue to another friend of mine. Lots of memories in his gun, friends glad to have it shooting again.

 

[SBD]

That looks really good BH!

 

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[cgrutt]

Sorry for taking this off topic, but is that a horse skin that gun is sitting on Busted Horns? Repair does look awesome...

 

[cgrutt]

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Very cool, looks awesome. How did you fix it?

 

[SBD]

Still needs to dry. We used wood glue and let set over night. Then took a piece of walnut and ran it sown our circular s itaw so the saw just barely knicked it to make very fine shavings. used the shavings to touch up the crack further and restained it.

 

[cgrutt]

Cool. I've used sanding dust mixed with whatever finish I was using (poly, lacquer, etc) to make homemade filler that matches the main piece. Looks awesome. Good luck with it.

 

[BustedHorns375]

Sorry for taking this off topic, but is that a horse skin that gun is sitting on Busted Horns? Repair does look awesome...

Blue Wildebeest flatskin......

Repair looks good......nice job.

 

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Just finished putting it together today