Huhm, man, that is one awful stock refinishing job Gene. I'd take that back to the guy who did that work for you and beat him over the head with it:) Gene, there are larger more obvious cracks in aircraft structures(as I'm sure you know) on airplanes that are still flying. Do yourself a favor and put the magnifying glass back on the shop bench, and step away from the bench. Now that you no longer have that magnifying glass in your hands you are free to put your gun back together and start shooting it again. If you shoot it long enough you will soon forget that there was ever a crack....but beware, that magnifying glass is a tricky devil, it will call you out..."Gene, Gene, Gene, ....come pick me up so you can examine that stock some more...Gene, Gene, Gene...don't ignore me, I am your friend, I want you to only have the most perfect gun...I'm looking out for you buddy". Ignore these pleas from the magnifying glass, it is only doing that to make you go mad. Or, if it really bothers you, of course you and I both know of someone who could most likely make you a new stock:) I wouldn't bother, that thing look no worse than the guns I have in my closet that get knocked over routinely while I'm looking for my clothes in the morning. You do good work, go enjoy it:)
Dan
