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Posted version 1 of this model a week ago with a new account but decided to abandon it for my old account title...I’m not much of a social media guy, but I’ll try to stick around this time and not delete my account (more of a lurker). So all this to say hello again. 


This is my 3rd version of a Talonp stock...getting some beautiful mirror effect on that walnut wood. Also experimenting with lighter woods and removable and pivoting stocks, with some good results but not ready to post yet. I opted for realtree duck tape to compress my arms. Though clamping is easier, the finish with realtree seems to balance really well for the likes of me.

Thinking about making a walnut vertical grip as well in the same style, though I am indubitably not finished with Talonp stocks. I guess the airgun furniture is just another hobby on my off time.



 
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