stock repair

[Jerry Andrews]

I've missed something P.H. ? But that's not hard for me! What would you get fixed? Dang I hate being behind all the time! Jerry

[Paul Harm]

In the first post by Kirk he said he had a cracked stock. There were a couple of post for people who do a nice job fixing this. I thought by the time he bought a stock and then tried to fit it he'd be futher ahead to get it fixed. Paul

[Kirk Pfeffer]

Thanks much to everyone for their responses to my post. I've talked to several of the recommended companies regarding their replacement stocks. I still think it would be interesting to try but I for now I'll take the advice of several people and hold off trying to finish a stock. I might take it on in the future but for now I'll look into having it repaired. It's a different story regarding my Meriden 20ga double. I've got a blank and I'm going to try take it from a blank to finished stock. What have I got to loose except time Between the wood carving tools I have and what friends in my carving club have, maybe I can pull it off. I'll let you all know how it goes.
Kirk

By the way Jerry, very nice work.

[Jerry Andrews]

Kirk, feel free to call me if you get stuck or have problems. I'm not very smart or talented but I've been at it awhile and I've learned a few things through absorption, or maybe it's actually adsorption ! Jerry 304-843-1740

[esetter - Gerry Addison]

I second Bill Murphy about Dave Wolf. Super nice gentleman, fast turn around, and his work is the best I've seen for breaks, cracks, dents, etc.