I have heard of elm being used for stocks could it be elm?
Hi all
I recently acquired an old Haenel mod1 that has a strange stock, I've no idea what the wood is but it's lurvely!!
It seems to have grain characteristics of Oak that's been dyed but have not idea in reality!
Close up the zig-zaggy lines similar to Oak can be seen, Anyone any idea what it is??
Cheers, John
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I have heard of elm being used for stocks could it be elm?
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HI, Dont be wory about useing ash very strong and well underated , I used to make the carts what you see going to appleby fair years ago , ash was used becorse it very strone and the long grain make it harder to brake and can take a bit of a shock ,good look . ATB BOB.