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Old September 25th, 2005
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Teak 80 - Part one: The stock

I decided to make an 80cm gun for fishing for fast moving bass in the winter or when you fish in the shallows. Pete thought it was a good idea too - he kindly offered to be the model while I took the photos.

The main design criteria was that the gun had to be agile and had to fire the shaft rapidly over a short distance.

With this in mind I chose a 115cm / 6mm Devoto shaft, a totemsub Guizzo trigger mech, 18mm bands at 56cm long and a dyneema wishbone and a laminated teak stock.

These photos are from making the stock... more later - Hope you find this helpful and that it will help people to take the jump to making their own guns.

Ed

Many many thanks to Dave for taking the time to look after us kids !

Last edited by portinfer; September 25th, 2005 at 17:28.
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