Shooters Forum banner

Stock checkering

5478 Views 12 Replies 9 Participants Last post by  bfrshooter
Does anyone have any experience checkering a stock?What all is involved and how difficult?
I've reshaped the forarm on my trapper and in the process needed to remove the factory checkering.
If the cost of tooling is prohibitive are there any quick and dirty alternatives?
P.S. I'm good with a dremel.
Thanks
Jeff
1 - 2 of 13 Posts
Dear BC
Thanks again.I'll pick up a copy of Kennedys' book and see if I want to give checkering a try.
I completed the epoxy repair and the tru oil finishing is going fine and fast too since I constructed a heat box.I made the box from a cardboard 12qt.Quaker State oil box which I lined with tin foil and added a 40 watt bulb.Now I can complete several coats a day.
The 444 Trapper is my project and I'm having lots of fun experimenting and doing all the work myself.I'm using it as a platform to make my own custom rifle.When the 444 was first introduced I was a poor college student.I wanted to buy one but couldn't afford to because of the high tuition cost--$6.00 an hour for graduate credit at the university.
Oh well; guess I'm never too old to have a happy childhood.

Jeff
1 - 2 of 13 Posts
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top