[ilikeguns1970]

Looks like I am getting 2 ex-snipers to go with two scopes/mounts that I have. I know that 'boltman' does great work with the bolts, but who does the actual stock work and screw removal?

I think this may be a project I can tackle myself--removing the old screws and cutting the wood--though I would prefer someone to talk me out of this since I will more than likely just mess it up.

 

[JAYFMT]

Board member "Tigerman" is who you want to contact.

 

[Feldscher]

What types of ex-snipers you have?
If it's top mount PE (hex or round), I would not recommend doing it yourself.
PU and side rail PEM, on the other hand, are manageable (with proper tools and some metal work skill level).
GB members that have done these in the past can walk you through the process.

 

[Bill In Indiana]

What types of ex-snipers you have?
If it's top mount PE (hex or round), I would not recommend doing it yourself.
PU and side rail PEM, on the other hand, are manageable (with proper tools and some metal work skill level).
GB members that have done these in the past can walk you through the process.

+1

 

[boltactionsforever]

Both are Ex Pu's 44 dated...

Personally the wood part is not that hard--but I would practice on the plain wood stock before touching that nicely figured hard wood one for darn sure...just take your time.

BAF

 

[ricknoon]

I did the stock on my re-sniper using an exacto knife. It scared the hell out of me but it turned out great!

Oh, and I had a gunsmith re-drill the holes in the receiver and mount the base before I did the stock.