Thank you very much for all this information, it has greatly helped me as i'm just starting to refinish my first gun.
S. Kearn

Thanks for ... this info. I am brushing up and looking for other techniques for doing nice stock work, as I am in the planning stages for a new, more intense stocking project on a Mauser 98 or 96.
Marcel B.

Awesome information, I am going to attempt my first bedding job and I find this information to be the most user friendly I have found. I have been reloading and doing minor stock work for years but I have never done a bedding job, time to try. thanks...
S. Caraway

I recently refinished a M-1 carbine stock using your suggestions on filling the pores, and the final finish. I was very pleased with the results. I DID use chemicals to strip however. My worst enemy is patience, I tend to want to rush. Thanks for the info.
J.R. Kennedy

Very nice explanation. I am just sorting out how to bed my Model 40 Savage .22 Hornet, which uses a cylindrical recoil lug and some other oddities, and you have given me some good ideas; thanks!
K. Prager

Am currently in a Police rifle-carbine instructor course and studying MOA and got a little confused. (You) did fix my mess up, and it is not as hard as one may make it. I know that now, but... I was ready to pull my hair out... Thanks.
Ozzy

Thanks a lot. This information is helping me refinish my father's 35 Remington that I've scratched up dragging it through miles of Virginia thickets.
P. Vance

What an excellent [book], I have just bought my first rifle, an Anschutz 1458 22LR and although it may be sacriligious to interfere with it, being a wood worker and do-it-yourselfer, I would love to make a custom stock. Your intructions and tips are going to be a great help.
M. Doust

I'm reading you [book] now. It's great. I plan on putting a Mannlicher stock on my M98k Mauser that I have a sporter stock on now. That stock was my first project. I bought a used stock that had a bull barrel in it. I cut out the glass, inletted it and floated the barrel. I couldn't checket yet so I carved a basket weave pattern using Brownell's decal. The finish I did with Tru-oil. My second project was a Ruger No.1 I built with a full Mannlicher, fancy Claro Walnut and I added 22 lpi checkering. I hand-rubbed about 7 coats of Tung Oil. I added a Mercury Recoil Reducer and a Pachmyer Decelerator pad. The caliber was .300 Win Mag. I fired it prone bare shoulder and the recoil was less than a military M-14. Needless to say, I was very proud of my Ruger and want to build another Mannlicher.
J. Frozard

Great site, sitting here in afghanistan daydreaming about doing some stockwork when I get home in Jan - thanks -rob (ordering a semi finished stock from Richards Microfit)
R. Rigdon, US Army

Very fine piece on cutting an 11 degree muzzle with hand tools. I will try this method.
Thnaks
R Conway

Plenty of good information.
J. Feraille

Thank you for the GREAT info. I am working on my 5th stock, using your method and have had great results with 'hand rubbed' Tru-oil. Thanks again,
Robert

Hey I absolutly love your [information]! I am going to use your tips on stock making when i create a laminated stock from scratch for a semi auto .22 (Winchester 490) Its an absolute nail driver at about 115 meters with about an 1" group on a calm day, even during winter, but i am truly grateful for your sites many useful tips and instructions! Thank You very much!!
Chris D

I just acquired two M1 Garand stocks in need of major TLC. I've never attempted a repair and restoration project like this but want to learn. I found your excellent [book] via GOOGLE. Now I have a plan. I have an advantage in that my wife has become tolerant of the smell of BLO.
C. Varnell

I am finishing a custom made rifle and appreciate your infomation and expertise.
C. Tharp

I finish many stocks and always looking for different better ways thanks from a canadian stock maker.
G. Dixon

Thank you for you site I am getting my old sks a new face lift and your [info] helped me in how to do the face lift.
Thanks again...
L. Mott

I was looking for information on fitting recoil pad on my Parker Hale side by side 12 bore,good information [within] .Many Thanks
Richard Webb

I've just gotten into refinishing stocks and enjoy it a lot. if i would have found [The Riflestock Bible] a couple of months ago I would have saved myself a lot of headache. Thanks for the help. It ... will be used for reference a great deal in the future.
M. A. White

This is my first go at stock refinishing. The information included here will be of significant assistance for my first attempt.
Harry

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