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Cool little project. Turned out nice.
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So I did it. The goal was to make my circa 1990 Springfield 67f 20 gauge look like a Viet Nam era military Stevens 77E, So I ordered a Viet Nam era butt stock complete with the red T style recoil pad from Sarco ($30 after including shipping), an era correct cotton sling ($7), and some swivels ($12), I still need a bead sight.
I stripped the fore grip and had trouble getting the stain to match the stock, I was ready to try soaking it in dirty motor oil till I spied my black shoe polish, that did the trick.
I decided to cut the barrel to 18 1/2" even though the correct length would be 20" for a Viet Nam era shotty, which I am fine with because it is a 20 gauge and isn't a Viet Nam shot gun, just a wanna be.
First ever gun project results. Must say I am happy with it.
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Thanks for the reply and info.
As it happens I do have a large pipe cutter and a belt sander, counter sinks and some deburing tools.
That just leaves the site to be dealt with, and to refinish the stock.
My law a shotgun must have a 18" or longer. 17.999999 falls under the nfa act of 1934
since when can you buy a firearm on craigslist?
yes I have raised the bull bubblegum flag
Did you or did you not build an unregistered SBS?
you say typo I call bull bubblegum
Thanks again MOD for editing everything "you" don't like, protecting the second while killing the frist
you say typo I call bull bubblegum
Thanks again MOD for editing everything "you" don't like, protecting the second while killing the frist
I'm not the one that said he make a 16" shotgun.
Anal? like when someone makes a unregistered SBS? Sorry
you, buddy, are dragging the site down.