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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3348812" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I had a member of OSA give me a 1928 year Model 12 Winchester shotgun that he was afraid to fire as it was defective. It had been given to him by another person for the same reason. The action would not lock up, butt stock was broken and it was ugly with a piece of belting used for a recoil pad.</p><p>I found a flat spring that was the issue, replaced it, and had one of our deceased members, honeybee do a period correct rust blue on it. I refinished the wood under his tutelage and it's a beautiful functioning firearm now.</p><p>I posted the build process on OSA in the past like Drury is doing with his project. It's a great way to bring a relic from the past back to the present.</p><p>Do it!</p><p>There is a company in Missouri that can provide just about any stock you want to refinish.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3348812, member: 5412"] I had a member of OSA give me a 1928 year Model 12 Winchester shotgun that he was afraid to fire as it was defective. It had been given to him by another person for the same reason. The action would not lock up, butt stock was broken and it was ugly with a piece of belting used for a recoil pad. I found a flat spring that was the issue, replaced it, and had one of our deceased members, honeybee do a period correct rust blue on it. I refinished the wood under his tutelage and it's a beautiful functioning firearm now. I posted the build process on OSA in the past like Drury is doing with his project. It's a great way to bring a relic from the past back to the present. Do it! There is a company in Missouri that can provide just about any stock you want to refinish. [/QUOTE]
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