Tag Archives: Bedding

Quick Disconnect Cheek Piece with Magnet for TR and F-Class Rifle

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Doan

Posted in Cheekpiece, F-Class, Rifle Building | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Custom Rifles, F-Class, Inletting, Long Range, Machining, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Inletting and Bedding ~ Barnard F-Class Rifle

Posted on January 28, 2010 by Doan

Posted in F-Class, Inletting, Rifle Building | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Custom Rifles, F-Class, Long Range, Machining, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Woodworking | 1 Comment

Bedding Block and Recoil Lug ~ Barnard F-Class Rifle

Posted on January 27, 2010 by Doan

Typically, the Barnard action is bedded with either a round screw in the center of the action, or a square bedding block in the middle screw on the action. Since this is an F-Class rifle with a heavy barrel, I … Continue reading →

Posted in F-Class, Inletting, Rifle Building, Roughing Out the Stock | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, F-Class, Inletting, Long Range, Machining, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Setting up for Inletting – Walnut Rifle Stock

Posted on December 20, 2009 by Doan

Start of inletting and leveling stock in milling machine Nice figuring in this wood Setting up the stock for inletting

Posted in Inletting, Rifle Building, Roughing Out the Stock | Tagged 22 Rimfire / Smallbore, Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Machining, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Bedding Action ~ Veterans Palma Raffle Rifle

Posted on November 6, 2009 by Doan

Posted in Inletting, Rifle Building, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Bedding Compound

Posted on November 5, 2009 by Doan

Posted in Inletting, Rifle Building, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Placing Action in Inletting ~ Veterans Palma Raffle Rifle

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Doan

Posted in Inletting, Rifle Building, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Machining, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Inletting – Veterans Palma Raffle Rifle

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Doan

Posted in Inletting, Rifle Building, Roughing Out the Stock, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle | Tagged 22 Rimfire / Smallbore, Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Modifying a Composite Stock

Posted on October 25, 2009 by Doan

This is a H&H Ian Robertson stock that I modified the pistol grip on to match the owner’s wooden stocks that I have done in the past that were Culbertson patterns with a slightly larger pistol grip. I modified the … Continue reading →

Posted in Cheekpiece, Composite Rifle Stocks, Inletting, Rifle Building, Veteran's Team Palma Rifle | Tagged Bedding, Competition Shooting, Competitive Shooting, Composite, Custom Rifle Building, Inletting, Long Range, Machining, Metalworking, Milling Machine, Palma, Pistol Grips, Rifle, Rifle Stock, Target Shooting, Trigger Guard, Veteran's Palma Team Raffle Rifle, Woodworking | Leave a comment

Moving………. Part 1 … Pratt & Whitney Lathe

Posted on February 7, 2009 by Doan

Moving under any circumstances is difficult…… moving an entire machine shop without heavy equipment machinery movers is an undertaking. Sue and I are relocating to Albuquerque, NM - so far we have three pods (one and a half already loaded) … Continue reading →

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Hawaiian Mango Stock Finished for Custom Palma Rifle

Posted on January 8, 2009 by Doan

Hawaiian Mango Stock Finished for Custom Palma Rifle in 223. The action is a post 64 long action Winchester. The bolt was converted from a standard bolt face.

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A Bedding Block for the Mango Stock

Posted on January 3, 2009 by Doan

This is for a long action Post 64 Winchesterl

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Bedding Complete on Anschutz Stock – Ready to be Inletted for Pierson Action

Posted on December 31, 2008 by Doan

Happy New Year Everyone! Doan

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Bedding Block for the Hawaiian Mango stock

Posted on January 3, 2008 by Doan

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