Widdling on a TF stock

[shadow]

Yes if you can toss up a pic or two, I try to keep any design's etc. flowing with the stock myself and make it grip friendly. Ed

[shadow]

Yes buddy I'm going to sand the whole stock no camo on this one since the grain look's good. The old stain on it let me know how my reshaping was coming along and will be removed. I'm ready to go hunting with your sweet baby if the rain would let up. had a break for a hour yesterday, got ready to head out and sure enough more rain. The Airgun God's must be on strike lol. Ed

[3n00n]

Takes a while though.

[Brod_Man]

Im thinking more along the lines of a logo, im not that talented, and plus im doing all the work with my pocket knife.

[Splash]

Brody, nothing wrong with using a pocket knife, I do most of my carving with a Buck 110.

[Brod_Man]

Dang man thats insane. i will never do anything like that.

[shadow]

Sketch out some idea's on paper with a outline of the grip.:) I used a ol pencel to draw out the lines on the stock and went from there. If I didn't like it I would move the lines around until it looked good to me, it all the stock sketching get's removed in the end during sanding. Do you have a idea of the logo you want there?. Ed

[Jaymo]

If anyone needs to know, a wood plane works great for removing a cheekpiece. I'm a lefty and have to do this to any stock I work on. Ill leave the high comb, usually, but not the cheekpiece. Half the time, it gets in my way, even when I shoot right handed.

[Brod_Man]

I will post pics of what i have in a little while. I havent done much else, as i have been really busy of late. But i think im going to put a Spade on there like the Ace of Spades seeing as thats the death card, and the gun will cas a lot of death(hopefully lol).

[shadow]

Cool Brody and I checked out your pic's, nice start. Ed

[shadow]

Getting down to the fine sanding on the stock and worked on a custom cocking handle  which form's to the bottom of the barrel. Layed the action in to check the fit and get a idea how she look's in the stock and wrapping my mind around a wood trigger guard. Sand, sand, sand. Ed

[Splash]

Coming along very nicely, Ed.

[shadow]

Thank's Mike though everytime I look at it there's something I want to add hehehe. Ed