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Eric Eis 03-26-2011 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard Anderson (Post 39117)
The secret is....pay someone who knows what he is doing:rotf: I posted pics (or to tell the truth somebody did it for me) of a GH 16 0 frame Dam (sound familiar John?) on a thread called the Money Pit. The same guy did both stocks. For me here's the real upside...A) An excellent job, B) turn around time less than a month, C) cost to strip and refinish the wood and recut the checkering $250. IMHO a real bargin.

You had me worried Anderson... When I saw pictures posted of your G I thought you were getting Tech savy:shock: Glad to know thats not true...
That stock came out great...Be fun to see it in a few weeks at the Lapeer shoot.

Rich Anderson 03-26-2011 07:58 AM

I would like to thank everyone for the positive feedback on this project. When you refinish a gun and give up it's "originality" that sends up a red flag for some who would say "how dare you" and "the collector value is ruined". I don't think I've ruined the value at all, it's a hunting gun and one that will see lots of use this fall in the Grouse woods.

For everyone who has PM'd me regarding getting the contact info let me just say this. I have known this gunsmith for over 25 years and I'm sure he wouldn't mind getting more work BUT he is in Florida fishing and I can't/won't offer his contact information without his prior approval. I have no idea what finish he used but he did give me a jar of it to use as needed:whistle:

John Rutledge 03-26-2011 08:34 AM

COB, could you PM me the name and contacts of the person who did this work.......I have been disappointed with the local resources.

John Rutledge

Dave Miles 03-27-2011 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Suponski (Post 39113)
Pretty nice chunk of wood on the "Old Girl"and this just goes to show ya if COB can post pictures ANYBODY can.....:rotf: Talk about an exercise in futility...whew....:rolleyes:


Wow, you have the patience of a saint Dave.
Glad he knows how to do it now.
Gun looks nice too Richard.
"I posted pics (or to tell the truth somebody did it for me)"
Guess I should have read all post, before I posted.

Dave Suponski 03-27-2011 08:16 AM

Wow, you have the patience of a saint Dave.
Glad he knows how to do it now.


Thanks Dave...Now to look on the bright side...I only will have to walk him through this 10 or 15 more times before he can do it himself......:banghead::rotf:

Oh and by the way....I don,t know where he get's this "brother" crap. If that's true than he should sent some of his overstock of Parkers to his "Younger" brother here in Connecticut.....

Rich Anderson 03-27-2011 07:08 PM

O.P. YOUR the one who mentioned this "brother" thing not me:nono:

Someday I'll get the hang of posting pictures:banghead: but I feel it will be a long and tiedious journey...to bad you don't drink:rotf:

Eric Eis 03-28-2011 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard Anderson (Post 39221)
O.P. YOUR the one who mentioned this "brother" thing not me:nono:

Someday I'll get the hang of posting pictures:banghead: but I feel it will be a long and tiedious journey...to bad you don't drink:rotf:

First Rich, you have to figure out how to use the "Camera" :rotf: and then Dave can show you how to post pics (by the way Dave I could use that course too..:shock:) Eric

Dave Suponski 03-28-2011 03:23 PM

Any time Eric. It HAS to be easier than tutoring Anderson...:whistle:

Rich Anderson 03-28-2011 07:59 PM

Nah

Dave Suponski 03-28-2011 08:14 PM

Another guy with one word answers.....:rolleyes:


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