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Partizan
Some of you remember my tale of wanting a shorty gun, bought a beautiful walnut stock only to have it break when removing it from the glass bedding....well I have been still playing around with the idea of a shorty gun, couldn't get it out of my mind...something very accurate...short, handy, easy to carry...OH and I also ordered one of the walnut stocks from Numrich to work on for a swap.
An inexpensive Savage 110FP as a base gun, barrel shortened to 16.25", threaded 5/8 x 24tpi, thread protector, a YHM QD Flash Suppressor, .250 Recoil Lug, 3 screw trigger tuned to about 3.5lbs, over size bolt handle, Bolt lift Kit, Savage Laminate stock in black, looks gray/green in daylight, barrel channel opened up to free float barrel, Picatinny rail for bipod, stock bag. SWFA 12X fixed scope, EGW Rail, Burris X-Treme rings. CDI LA Short Cartridge DBM, AICS 308 pattern 5 and 10 rd magazines all wrapped up in OD Green.
Partizan
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Looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Coming from you means a lot...thanks...she really loved FGMM 175 and clone before as a 24" barrel...we'll see how she likes than now...
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Came out nice. Something when the scope is longer than the barrel.
With that short of a barrel you may want to try the Sierra 110 varmint bullet, flat base and shoot real good out to 200 out of my 20" stock bull.
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I don't know why I didn't think about Numrich for a stock. I just bought a Boyd's and probably required just as much fitting as the one you bought. I like the look you've created.
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$67 from Numrich...the walnut stock was $29
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Where did you get the $29 stock?
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I haven't finished it yet
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I swear, a split second before finding this thread I was just wondering who it was who built, and then broke, the walnut stock. I am still wanting to build a stock. I'm a wooden boat builder by trade and thinks I could do a stock build justice. I want a copy of the McMillan A-4 so bad. I do a lot of work with carbon fiber, Kevlar and glass too. Epoxy work is also one of my tools.
I just cant afford to buy one or I probably would, but what fun would that be though.
I loved reading your previous thread and I was almost as hurt as you probably were, that hurt. You new creation looks fine too though.
