Nice work 👍
Here is a router guide I made from three scrap boards. I used clamps to tighten up the stock and wood wedges under and on each side to position it in the guide. Once it is secure and even with the top of the guide, it was easy to route a compression tube channel with a core box bit. The side boards are screwed in from the bottom and can be moved as needed. Your router has to have an edge guide to follow the side board. Just keep everything square and it works great. I used a forstner bit to cut the trigger slot. You can find shaped but not inlet stocks on the internet.
Right now they only show a thumbhole stock blank and shotgun blanks but rifle ones show up every so often.
QuoteRight now they only show a thumbhole stock blank and shotgun blanks but rifle ones show up every so often.Van, is this the Numrich thumbhole stock you were referring to?https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1574550I'd love to have a thumbhole on one of my HW30's, but I can't tell from that listing whether or not it would work.
Quote from: Stinger177 on June 22, 2019, 10:28:10 AMQuoteRight now they only show a thumbhole stock blank and shotgun blanks but rifle ones show up every so often.Van, is this the Numrich thumbhole stock you were referring to?https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1574550I'd love to have a thumbhole on one of my HW30's, but I can't tell from that listing whether or not it would work. That's what I saw but it is hard to say if it works on a springer as they don't give width and depth measurement. Looks like it would work on Disco or 2260 but springers have wider tubes.
Do you know what size/kind of router bit I need to router out the channel for a NP2 summit ranger or how do I figure it out myself? I want to make a thumb hole stock for it.BuddyB