A friend dropped the lovely little Sako off to get a repair to the wrist as it was showing what appears to be a splinter crack from a sideways thrust. It has a corresponding crack up high on the other side
In case it had a potential to travel further through the wrist it needed a reinforce through the wrist. Nothing will stop a break if the rifle suffers a fall with the hunter having his weight go onto the wrist but any weakening of the stock from the original pressure (fracture)?? should be aleviated.
I extended the thread on a 2 inch x 1/4 inch bolt full length and cut a slot along the side for epoxy/air escape when being inserted.
Run the threaded rod in to check it will go below flush then add the epoxy and install. Wait for the epoxy to cure and mix more with wood dust and form to original shape so the action bed is not distrubed.
Hi - the only (best) method of sending you the .375/06IMP data is with photographing my book notes. My camera died so the only way I can do it is with my phone. To do that, I would need your e-mail address, as this
new Android phone is too complicated to upload to my desk computer, which would be easier and to down-grade, reduce the file sizes.
Best wishes
Daryl
Hey Steve, This is Steve Washington we met at KMG last year. I am interested in your Winchester. Would love to speak with you about it. I work third shift and I cannot take a phone with me to work. Let me know a good time to call during one of your mornings. My phone is [redacted]. Live in Florida so I have to account for the time difference.
Look forward to hearing from you.
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