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  • Dynamic
    Senior Member
    • May 2010
    • 819

    Thumbhole stock fill ?

    Hey guys,

    Wondering if you can direct me to a detailed thread / website on how to fill in a thumb hole stock with either wood or epoxy. Thanks!
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    69Mach1
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    • #3
      Dynamic
      Senior Member
      • May 2010
      • 819

      Thank you Sir .

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        69Mach1
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        • #5
          Dynamic
          Senior Member
          • May 2010
          • 819

          Looks good!

          Do you know of any other substitute than that chemical you use ? Possible epoxy of some sort ?

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            bruceflinch
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            • Jan 2006
            • 40137

            Why would you want to do that?
            Actually I only started collecting Milsurps 3 years ago. I think I might own about 24...They're cheaper than guns that will most likely never get the opportunity to kill somebody...

            I belong to the group that uses firearms, and knows which bathroom to use.

            Tis better to have Trolled & lost, Than to never have Trolled, at all.

            Secret Club Member?.

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            • #7
              LoooongGun
              Junior Member
              • Dec 2010
              • 95

              "Works for me"

              Bondo, Spackle, Grout, Camo.
              Originally posted by Dynamic
              Looks good!

              Do you know of any other substitute than that chemical you use ? Possible epoxy of some sort ?

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