How to Reinforce the Wrist of a Rifle Stock | MidwayUSA Gunsmithing 

madmiles and that's the way it is!

jhon doe such is life

I wanna say thats what she said lol

air pocket at the bottom

ha, that's really fitting for Larry! "and that's the way it is"

@@matthewcohen194 hakona matata

At least you didn’t shoot your eye out.

@Roderick storey Wow! Your repair procedure is pretty thorough.

@Roderick storey You sound like a pro. Are you a mechanic?

@Roderick storey Seems like a proper procedure although I would glue the scraggly webbing of the broken stock back together with wood glue.

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I did one using this method. Squared it up and glued it first then once set drilled in and put the rod through. I had to use an oak rod because of screws needing to go through it but it turned out well 👍

what is the epoxy's job in this, like what does it do?

​@@yonatanmonneler1744 It's filling the gap and holding the road in place, and binding it all together to some extent.

Brad Blankenship Safari rifle gets safari music 😂

Eighty six it!

Alan Fontana time is money, if you can spend 5 bucks more and have it out the door a day sooner that's not losing 5 that's gaining a hundred.

​@@donzmilky5961 Tapping a hole takes ten minutes

Anne Manson he's had his hands in the gunk for decades, some of us got oil in our veins and smoke in our lungs. I'd like to think genetic resistance is a thing.

Epoxy has been know to cause an acquired allergy. There have been people who worked with it for years and then, one day, had a deadly reaction to it. Best to limit your exposure where it is easy to do so.

lol

I acquired epoxy allergy through handling the stuff directly , trust me you don't want it , made my forearms swell so bad I looked like Popeye the sailor man again no joke

Pink fingered?

Yo e arreglado culatas partidas como de la foto porque no muestra de arreglar la q esta partida, no es fácil, como mostrar la q esta entera.

Aren't your "two rifles" lonely?

Very good point👍

You'd just have to mate the pieces and then clamp it really firmly. Then drill, then epoxy the whole mess together. Probably you'd want to have the threaded rod actually emerge somewhere, so you could even nut and tighten it. Probably a lot of the splintered ends have been lost/snapped further, so getting the two ends mated smoothly enough would be the trick.

cajunski1 looks like accra glass

+Jack Hogue thanks Jack

cajunski1 every video when Mr. Potterfeild mixes epoxy he puts out a box of 'bedrock glass bedding kit' on his work station, so I assume that's what he uses.

Also a lot softer

i was just thinking why not 2 or 3 does thar rod really help ????

+iCanHazTwentyLetters It's easier to hide the reinforcement going in from this direction.

Maybe having a bigger hole allows the wood to expand and constrict during different temps and if you were to drop the rifle, allows the wood to have a little bit of play and flex before being stopped on the rod

RcHydrozz especially when using large caliber rifles in lead sleds. I’ll never under stand why a man would want to use a lead sled to sight in a rifle, but I have hunted with a few guys who trusted in them and still came back with that big elaborate story about how they missed a deer.

Wyatt Stinchield It makes me cringe seeing him use string solvents with no gloves x( and hell, epoxy is no fun to remove from skin.

For Americans, weapons are the most important here in life and the war industry of course !!!

+Hans Jansen Shut the fuck up, please.

+Snowy 101 Everybody can see on your Google Plus account, you are a recognized ,complete Psychopath. Thereby my congratulations.

the music is the best part

That was amazing, lol

+hans How about easing up on telling ppl what to do? This isn't nazi Europe

I think composite is strong enough by itself

Depends on the design of the stock, injection molded stocks can be week in grip. A rynite stock is heavy for what it is, I see that as a potential weakness. A lighter synthetic may have a stronger grip tang area but not a heavy synthetic.

Any reccomendations for a decent hunting rifle? Looking at savage 110.

Wood stocks definately have more use of fixing, particularly older gen stocks that arent available, and simply put, new wood stocks don't compare to wood stocks of 70s and older. They are worth fixing. Synthetics are only worth fixing if its tough to even save up for a mid priced B&C. But itsprobably more rational to just save up for the B&C that has the internal block. The carbolite is probably fine but a small step in price and the stock is much bette. I'd still like to know if anyone has fixed a broken grip on something like a rynite stock, and if it was succesful. My guess is it would require a bit of metal rod, but also adding fiberglass sheet to external surfaces. And if not wanting to change the shape, you'd have to remove material off the outside and reform the profile with the added fiberglass and resin. Poisnous process, both accetone fumes as well as resin hardener absorbing potentially through skin.

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thanks for commenting this i wouldnt know

How do you know he isn't 🍆

Break.