Stock repair
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Stock repair
I did a little stock repair to my old Marlin 336 SC. The rear receiver screw goes through the upper and lower receiver bands which sandwich the grip of the rear stock. I noticed the wood where the receiver screw goes through was cracked and missing wood. I bought some J-B Weld Kwik Wood which is a two part epoxy putty. I figured it would be easier to work with to fill the crack/void then a liquid epoxy would be. So far I am pleased with how the putty has worked out. You just cut off a slice of putty and knead it till it is a uniform color. Then you just press it into place and it sets in about 30 minutes. Now I just need to do some sanding and re-drill some of the receiver hole out.
RemMan700- Mod
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Join date : 2010-10-18
Location : Texas
Re: Stock repair
looks good...In a inconspicuous spot too
hawcer- Mod
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Age : 52
Re: Stock repair
Looks good! Good thinking, too - outside the box!
nicholst55- Posts : 37
Join date : 2010-11-21
Age : 68
Location : Yuma, AZ
Re: Stock repair
I'll have to remember that !!!
brow_tines- Member
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Age : 49
Location : South East Kentucky
Re: Stock repair
Good info RemMan, looks good.
eagle60- Member
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Location : East Central MS
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