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11-19-2025, 12:55 PM
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Glassing the stock-head
I recently picked up a Savage 219 single shot in .22 Hornet. This is a break action rifle and looks a lot like the old Savage/Stevens 94 except it's hammerless. As there's not a lot of wood supporting the action, I've been advised to acraglas the mating surfaces and I'm willing to tackle this myself. I've looked for videos but haven't found any that are specific to glassing a shotgun stock. The stock doesn't look oil-soaked but I haven't removed the stock yet. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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