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gsd:
I've got a nearly finished stock for my argentine that just needs a bit more love. I'm looking for a woodworker who can bed it properly.

Any recommendations?

AAllen:
I have used  Steve Reynolds of Midwest Gunstocks, he does great work and is reasonable on price. Website midwestgunstocks.com phone 402-208-8080.  He just did all the fitting work on my daughters shotgun.

Forgot to mention, he is in Omaha.

bkoenig:
Have you tried bedding with Acraglas?  It's actually very easy, and you can tint the glass to match the stock color.

gsd:
New question...is it possible to hang a 91 argy in a 98 stock?

I really want to put this in a different stock and you just dont find a stock for a 91. 98's are all over the bloody place.

bkoenig:

--- Quote from: gsd on September 10, 2012, 08:56:38 PM ---New question...is it possible to hang a 91 argy in a 98 stock?

I really want to put this in a different stock and you just dont find a stock for a 91. 98's are all over the bloody place.

--- End quote ---

Anything is possible with time and a dremel.  Getting it to look nice is another thing.

Richards Microfit inlets stocks for the 91 Mauser - http://www.rifle-stocks.com/

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