my project for CZ 601 cal.308w

[mkpl]

CZ 601 cal.308w is a riffle of my dreams, so i hope soon i can get my weapon licence and then i can buy this riffle. Now i will make a proper gunstock for myself. I started with taking measurements of myself and making template. I will make this gunstock of walnut wood, the piece which i have got dont look so special but i really like this one. Forend of my stock i will make of black ebony wood...i think its nice compilation. I have seen so much masterpieces on this forum, so if someone knows more than me and he can see my mystakes i'll be happy when just tell me what is wrong

[mkpl]

http://www.fotosik.pl/pokaz_obrazek/3a82...3dce7.html

...something wrong; i have problem with uploading pictures here, but this link show my piece of walnut

[mkpl]

so this is my template on the position

[mkpl]

...after cutting... this side is a little bit oiled to take a look on wood lines

[Takleberry]

MKPL: If you make your pictures a bit bigger, we can all have a better look at your work [] Make them 460x600 pic. and let's enjoy your projekt []

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Nu med "Harley"-rifler [8D]

[mkpl]

hi Takleberry! i can see...its not so good anyway...i'll try to use some other hosting website... can you tell me which is the best?

[Charlie-Bravo-Alpha]

I can...... Photobucket.com

Med venlig hilsen
Charlie-Bravo-Alpha
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[mkpl]

hello CBA...nice to see you, thx4 help

Martin

[mkpl]

heh [] now is much better
Martin

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[Charlie-Bravo-Alpha]

Nice wood :-)

Keep up the good work.....

It´s always a plesure to see threads like this....from blanket to final riflestock!

Med venlig hilsen
Charlie-Bravo-Alpha

[mkpl]

so it's long way to final stock, but i will never give up Only one thing makes me angry; my job is taking too long time and i cannot put my feelling's on my pretty babe during the week. Otherwise my neighbors will stop loving me after all of that night noises ))

Martin

[mkpl]

Hi again! All works about my stock are in progress... maybe a little bit slowly than i will, but i think its good for quality So i have got whole silhouette and i started with all fittings. There is two reasons that i quit idea about making this work with milling machine; i do it only in the night (no more noises), and other side; handy work only with chisel and file is giving more satisfaction. Big point of using machines is for big factories...they are making so much gunstocks per one day...My piece of walnut wood have got his own soul...i can discover it with proper handy work Pictures comming soon Best regards!

Martin

[mkpl]

ooops! I forgot to say about one machine which help me a lot; its drilling machine....nothing else

Martin

[mkpl]

what's wrong? it's about me or it's about my passion? i just wanted share experiences with the other stockmaker's . I can see; any question's, any criticism, any comment's....should i go away? or what? Maybe i started wrong way on this forum....i really don't know...it's a little bit strange for me

Martin

[West]

I know how you feel, when you are new inhere you dont allways get the warm welcome you might ekspekt. I started out the same way like you, and there was not a very big interest i my projekt. It is a different story about the guys that have been inhere for a long time. But try to make it a bit more interesting to read, like more pics. or something. Just because peaple dont reply back does'nt meen you not are being watched[] keep up the good work []

A. Westergaard

[Great Dane]

Bigbrother is always watching []

Keep up the good work and update us when you do something new to your project.

BTW. It might be a little slow these days and that's because a lot of the members are in Sweden for the opening of the 2009 roe buck season.

Mvh.
Lars/Great Dane

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