Reply With Quoteive had no problems.
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hi peeps
anybody had any problems at all with chequering on there stock ,we have one in the club and you can scrape the chequering off with you finger any one else had the same problem.
TREV
Nothing ventured, Nothing gained
ive had no problems.
Retired
Trev, please explain "scrape it off with finger" im confused because it is quite deep??
Harv...
CS1000-HW97K
HW 75 .177
HW 45 Black Star
The Chequering on my Stock is sharp, bordering on uncomfortable but it's not at all fragile.
I believe the newest Stock's have Laser Etched "Chequering" these may be the problem one's, if any.
P. Dutty
Trev,
A guy at our club bought a 400 a few weeks ago & the grooves surrounding the forend checkering panals are pale bare wood, the rest of the stock & checkering are stained & finished as you would expect.
Pete.
Registered User
I've had 3 of the newer style stocks recently, all superb.
Even older than BTDT
Has the chequering been oiled? This can soften it up.
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
I've just got a Walnut one ...as you say its sharp but not at all fragile, sounds like a flaw in the piece of wood.
Lee
it probably a one-off, you would think that AA would change it for you
DWBaines
The beech chequering on my S410 is very deep and sharp, and the points are gradually breaking off
But it is a working gun so I'm not that fussed, soon fit a new one if it looks too scruffy, I do take a lot more care with the metal bits tho
Have you contacted A/A ,to let them know that there might be a problem, If so what was their reply
DWBaines
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