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General Discussion To Gateway To Airguns => The Shop => : jejones1 January 15, 2007, 01:37:42 PM
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Don't know if woodwork goes in this forum. Here are some custom grips and a pumper I made for my Dad's old Crosman 130 after MAc1 did some excellent work on the inards. I reworked the bluing and touched up and replaced some nasty screws as well.
Jeff
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Wood work sure does Jones. Nice handy work there on your 1377. Glad you made a post here in the Shop. There are some very talented people on the GTA who are very good with wook..
Gene
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FAT AND SASSY, nice work Jeff. I think it's all good in The Shop, where do we all go to do our thing. The Shop! keep em coming, Ed
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Yuppems, wood, sheet metal, and machining, whatever you might do in your shop we discuss here. I like those early variant 1377's, I made a 1322 a couple months ago, but it was completely from new store bought stuff...and wood. Here's the one that used to be mine:
(http://www.gatewaytoairguns.com/airguns/photos/get-photo.asp?photoid=233)
I also have a Walnut 2260 thumbhole stock in the making out in the garage, it should be done by the end of the week...end:) Will post some pics when I finish. There's also some pics of a "2360" I built my wife for Christmas in my album. I like making wood stuff for these things, I actually enjoy that as much as shooting them. It's great relaxation holding a chunk of wood, a dremel, some files and sandpaper and just imagining what you can come up with. I only get that same feeling from one other thing, a nice hardy chunk of sheet metal. Enjoy this "Gate", it's just starting out, but I'm thinking it's going to be a ton of fun! Keep it up, it looks great.
Dan