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Broken wrist
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The Raven
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Re: Broken wrist
What's it off? It *might* be fixable....depending.MISSED wrote:Has been pinned
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Camel
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Re: Broken wrist
Bloody hell, and I thought I was rough, I wouldn't even put that on a $100.00 shotgun, looks like it was used to whack someone in the ribs. 
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James270
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Re: Broken wrist
Is that the technical term for "Jammed a heap of bugle heads in with the tek gun and ground the heads off with the four inch"?MISSED wrote:Has been pinned
I still reckon your magic brew will fix it
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trevort
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Re: Broken wrist
Oh dear, you arent really gonna try to save that are you?
Re: Broken wrist
Don't forget to wrap it in wet rawhide and let it dry and shrink to give the job the finished look.
Cheers...
Con
Cheers...
Con
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The Raven
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Re: Broken wrist
Some tactical nails and special forces epoxy should fix that up.
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morerams
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Re: Broken wrist
You will need to wrap it with copper wire to give it a nice finish.
Or plan B get a new one made.
Or plan B get a new one made.
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The Raven
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Re: Broken wrist
Not off a Stevens shotgun is it?morerams wrote:You will need to wrap it with copper wire to give it a nice finish.
Or plan B get a new one made.
I have a Stevens stock with a split in it, which makes it about 500% better than that one.
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curan
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Re: Broken wrist
So come on Missed, let us in on the story.........
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MISSED
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Re: Broken wrist
Curan the story is,It is of an AYA Matador I got of used Guns for Postage and Transfer IE as Camel said $100.
So far
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JasonF
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Re: Broken wrist
Bit of filler and some paint and no-one need ever know.
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Camel
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Re: Broken wrist
Missed's tactical black shotty. 
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The Raven
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Re: Broken wrist
Larry Potterfield can show you how to fix that on Youtube. Threaded rod, a big drill, and lots of epoxy.
According to Larry's videos any gunsmithing task can be dealt with in a 3 minute video....
According to Larry's videos any gunsmithing task can be dealt with in a 3 minute video....
Re: Broken wrist
Then why do gunsmith's charge upwards of $80/hr?The Raven wrote:Larry Potterfield can show you how to fix that on Youtube. Threaded rod, a big drill, and lots of epoxy.
According to Larry's videos any gunsmithing task can be dealt with in a 3 minute video....
Cheers...
Con