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  • Dargasonus

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    Refinished a new stock for my old squirrel gun over the weekend, pretty happy with the way it came out. Please excuse the poor camera phone pictures .

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    Rocket57

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    Looks nice! I bought a new factory wood stock to replace the plastic one on my 795. I plan on reshaping the fore-end a bit an maybe doing some checkering.
    What finish did you use?
     

    Dargasonus

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    Looks nice! I bought a new factory wood stock to replace the plastic one on my 795. I plan on reshaping the fore-end a bit an maybe doing some checkering.
    What finish did you use?

    Thanks. I love 795s! I've been watching around to find a old one to restore. I just used Tru-Oil and a little Armorall to speed up the curing process.

    Here is a good forum for 795/60 info if you haven't already found it:
    Marlin Semiautomatic - RimfireCentral.com Forums
     

    aclark

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    Wanna finish my pepper that i inletted for a 795. Everything fits pretty well, but just haven't had time to do all the sanding and finishing. :rockwoot:

    I would even spring for the beer! :cheers:
     

    DeadeyeChrista'sdad

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    That does look good. I used to buy them at a pawn shop cheap, refinish the stocks, clean them up and sell them for a little less than they went for new. Mine looked pretty good, but it was just the original stock. That looks just plain nice. Good job.
     

    Dargasonus

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    That does look good. I used to buy them at a pawn shop cheap, refinish the stocks, clean them up and sell them for a little less than they went for new. Mine looked pretty good, but it was just the original stock. That looks just plain nice. Good job.

    I had thought that would be alot of fun..downside is that I would have a hard time selling something that I put much time into :D
     

    kboom524

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    Very nice looking rifle. Where did you get that stock? Is it from Boyds? I have a Marlin 60 that I have had for about 35 years. Would love to put it in a thumbhole stock. I have a Remington 700 SPS Varmint .223 in a Pepper thumbhole and just ordered a nutmeg thumbhole from Boyds for my Savage 93 .17HMR. Just can't seem to get enough of the thumbholes.
     

    Dargasonus

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    Very nice looking rifle. Where did you get that stock? Is it from Boyds? I have a Marlin 60 that I have had for about 35 years. Would love to put it in a thumbhole stock. I have a Remington 700 SPS Varmint .223 in a Pepper thumbhole and just ordered a nutmeg thumbhole from Boyds for my Savage 93 .17HMR. Just can't seem to get enough of the thumbholes.

    They only produce ones for the Model 60 about once a year unfortunately, gotta catch em when they come in! This years production sold out in a couple weeks.
     
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