bjlooper
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I just saw a Sako stock that had after market stippling applied to the wrist and forearm. Does anyone Know anything about this process.
Thanks
Dr B
Thanks
Dr B
Stock Stippling
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LOBO
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http://www.rdprecision.net/diy.html
Here is a linc to where you can do it yourself. It turns out perfect.
Chris
Here is a linc to where you can do it yourself. It turns out perfect.
Chris
Black Diamond 408
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Bj,
Here is a way i do wood stocks, in place of checkering. I assume you could do it to a composite stock as well.
I draw the borders around where i want the texture to be, Next i take a checkering tool and make the double line border. (might be hard to do on a composite stock)
Next i take a dremel tool with a small ball end cutter, just lightly make dimples inside the borders. Fill the entire lined area, its a good escape from checkering and looks great.
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This is the stock from my 378WBY Imp. Made from African Paduk with contrasting Maple inlays.
I am going to give this a try on my gel coated carbon stock, the other way posted looks very good too, as long as your going to repaint the rifle.
Dave
Here is a way i do wood stocks, in place of checkering. I assume you could do it to a composite stock as well.
I draw the borders around where i want the texture to be, Next i take a checkering tool and make the double line border. (might be hard to do on a composite stock)
Next i take a dremel tool with a small ball end cutter, just lightly make dimples inside the borders. Fill the entire lined area, its a good escape from checkering and looks great.
[image]
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[/image] This is the stock from my 378WBY Imp. Made from African Paduk with contrasting Maple inlays.
I am going to give this a try on my gel coated carbon stock, the other way posted looks very good too, as long as your going to repaint the rifle.
Dave
