Thank you, guys. It's delrin. 1906 "BSA Air Rifle". I made the front sight on that one. Replicated the rare barleycorn front sight Enco 6 x 26 knee mill, Grizzly column mill, and a Burke #4 horizontal.
Made a brake for the HW30 I’m putting together. Turned it on the lathe and set it up on the mill with a spin indexer to drill 20 holes in it. Looks cool. I guess. Gave it a simulated target crown. I think I need a black pistol grip cap? I decided on a recoil pad. Brown and black 1/2” thick. No...
Thank you. It has good depth when viewed in person. After staining for the final finish I slapped a few coats of tru oil on and then blocked it out. Skip sanding between those first filler coats. All sanding in between coats does is put finish on your floor and risks sanding the stain off...
This is a BSA .22 Mercury Challenger Carbine I refinished some time ago. I don’t normally like gloss, but it came out so pretty. And has a fine British blue job to match. Period 4x Bushnell Sportview scope. The repainted back block and trigger guard are flawless. Recut the checkers.
At first I thought the top stock was the same stock as the bottom one but quickly realized that the top one is a "stock photo" lifted from an add and the bottom one is a completely different gun. The growth rings are different. Very good result regardless.
I didn't know they sell on Amazon. I don't buy from them often but I would look at their website and then communicate through ebay. I had better success communicating that way.