Annie 1712 inletting

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fishhawk
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Annie 1712 inletting

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I just purchased a 1712 barreled action. I also have ordered a Richards Microfit stock to finish for it. Richards doesn't have the specs for a 1700 to do the basic inletting. I can do it on my old Bridgeport, but would rather find someone that has a CNC program for it. Any ideas?
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Re: Annie 1712 inletting

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I would just advise sending it to a good gunsmith like Evelio to do the inletting and bedding. But if you want to save some cash and do it yourself, I have not advice...
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fishhawk wrote:..... Any ideas?
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Mr. McDonald or Mr. Pharr.... Money well spent.... I'd do my first on something cheap and easier....
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Re: Annie 1712 inletting

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I build smokeless ML's as a hobby, so I've pillar and epoxy bedded dozens of guns. Just looking for someone that might do the basic inletting. Final fitting and bedding I can do. I may have to inlet it myself.
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