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i decided i wanted a target/ tactical style stock for my 452 Varmint which i use for targets and practice.
i found an old wood stock that was inletted for a single shot rifle similar in screw spacing to the omark
the first thing i did was plan and draw the shape i wanted the stock onto it with permanent marker.
i then took the bulk material off with a saw , dremel and chisels. after the rough shape was acheived i opened up the trigger area and inletted by hand a cutout for the magazine and barrel lug. i then used body filler to fic any shape issues and fill and gaps such as the old bolt handle cutout.
i then coated my barrelled action in Dulux metalsheild harvest , which has a sand like colour to it.
i then base coated the stock in the same colour. after that dried i layed scrim netting accoss and made a pattern using bushland colour dulux paint , and added in bits of OD.
i then drilled the stock and fitted sling swivel studs.
i decided i wanted a target/ tactical style stock for my 452 Varmint which i use for targets and practice.
i found an old wood stock that was inletted for a single shot rifle similar in screw spacing to the omark
the first thing i did was plan and draw the shape i wanted the stock onto it with permanent marker.
i then took the bulk material off with a saw , dremel and chisels. after the rough shape was acheived i opened up the trigger area and inletted by hand a cutout for the magazine and barrel lug. i then used body filler to fic any shape issues and fill and gaps such as the old bolt handle cutout.
i then coated my barrelled action in Dulux metalsheild harvest , which has a sand like colour to it.
i then base coated the stock in the same colour. after that dried i layed scrim netting accoss and made a pattern using bushland colour dulux paint , and added in bits of OD.
i then drilled the stock and fitted sling swivel studs.
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