my stockmaking cradle

[albert]

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[shmrck1]

albert,
nice pics!! thanks for sharing.
snake-eyes eace: :applause:

 

[rootnuke]

I cannot tell from the pictures...Is there a locking mechanism to keep the stock rigid and in place?

 

[albert]

There are actually 3 different locks on the setup,you can have it set up rigid,or you can adjust them so that you can move the stock while you want to work.

 

[Deerstalker]

Hey Albert,
How about posting some more close up and personal details of the ends of that cradle! I think I could use myself one of them if I could figure it out!
Thanks,
Bryan :huh:

 

[albert]

I will get some more pix. as time allows,I am trying to get the rifle done that is mounted in the cradle.I will take the components apart so that you can see how they are made,and try to get some dims. to make it a little easier to build.

 

[rootnuke]

Hey Albert,
How about posting some more close up and personal details of the ends of that cradle! I think I could use myself one of them if I could figure it out!
Thanks,
Bryan :huh:

ditto to the additional detailed photos

 

[iainofulva]

Well, the joke's on me...

I read the subject line... and thought someone had come up with a device to aid in making NECK stocks... LOL

Great looking rifle and cradle. I love seeing an artist at work.

Jon