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iron wood, its shape and large size distinguishes it from other Pacific gunstocks.

Wood for gunstocks should be slowly dried, to prevent grain collapse and splitting, and also to preserve the natural color of the wood; custom stockmakers will buy blanks that have been dried two to three years and then dry it for several additional years before working it into a stock.

the 42 Hindus away to a nearby remote hut and then hit them with their gunstocks, later killing them with their machine guns.

Adjustability Traditional gunstocks have a permanently-shaped buttstock that is fixed in length of pull and comb height, and cannot tailor to the anatomical variation between different users.

Stock (firearms), a part of a gun Gunstock war club, a weapon resembling gunstocks Place names in the United States: Gunstock Knob, a summit in West Virginia.

and are used for making serrations and doing checkering work, as on gunstocks.

In 1917, using a V-cutting tool intended for cross-hatching grips on gunstocks, and a piece of wood from an apple tree blown down by a storm, he cut.

Gunstock may refer to: Stock (firearms), a part of a gun Gunstock war club, a weapon resembling gunstocks Place names in the United States: Gunstock Knob.

Traditional gunstocks have a permanently-shaped buttstock that is fixed in length of pull and.

its yellow heartwood, used in small amounts for specialist furniture, gunstocks and decorative woodturning.

Hillerich " Bradsby, initially making baseball bats but converted into making gunstocks.

Checker, the action that produces checkering, a surface applied to wooden gunstocks to provide a non-slip grip (see Gunsmith) Checkerboard Checkers (disambiguation).