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I like the handguard you posted. I have always liked arsenal repaired wood. I think it's neat. 
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I really want to do one on the '14 Beezer.
There's a chipped ding on the left hand side of the stock, just in front of the charger bridge & I have a piece of donor wood.
I'm waiting for a miracle though, a piece of the threaded repair wire.Wacko
Its a simple spot & I have the fine saws, sharp chisels & sandpaper to make the part & fit it. I hate to do something cheesy like long fine screws with the head cut off, though

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You could pin it with small brass rods. I have always liked that type of repair.
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I think it actually needs the threads to "grip" firmly enough?
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Something that can be done is to thread a small piece of brass rod with a die.
Some of this brass rod thats available today is kind of hard to thread becuase its brittle/needs annealed.
So what I have done in the past is heat it up with a torch and sometimes that will do it with a couple of tries becuase its fiddly to all hold together.
You can thread it into the repair with a drill brace and wood glue, a power drill or cut a slot into it and use a tiny screw driver with the larger diameter rod. Make the top off with a file after a close snip and then brass black it to hide the nail/screw or leave it brite to age on its own.
The problem is finding the right type of brass stock to work with for the dies you have on hand.
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Brownells makes a stock repair kit that comes with threaded brass pins.



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Thanks, guys.

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Originally posted by scottz63 scottz63 wrote:

No longer needed. I found one. :)





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I will, for sure. Also, more pics of it going together. :)
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Bummer. Cry



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I thought those handguards were one piece units.
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Originally posted by Honkytonk Honkytonk wrote:

I thought those handguards were one piece units.

I thought so as well. LOL! LOL
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Got it fitted up for a possible repair. 




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It arrived broken?
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Originally posted by shiloh shiloh wrote:

It arrived broken?

Yup, unfortunately. The box was pretty crushed.
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That`s a shame.
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