Gah! Sorry for the delay! Paid.

Hmmmm I just had a look at the original wood you received and it is very light, I know a array of hard woods were used, from all over the world, but p...

£10 say's you strip it back and stain it. The temptation will be too great. What work have you got to do on it when it arrives to bring it up to...

Looking good. I have to agree with Dadio, that when making the stocks, the aesthetics of the wood grain would not be a major consideration. If you h...

Slowly but surely. The wood shows the grain on one side, but not the other. Cut of the wood I s'pose; disappointing as one side it's got a ...

Heer loadout. Happy to switch.

Absolutely chuffed to bits this is going ahead. Thanks to the organisers. Sure work's been going on behind the scenes to ensure we have a crack...

Unboiled linseed oil made a good job on my carcano, and its non toxic I'm not sure about the wood on this; doesn't seem to take it very well. Tried ...

Just need to decide on a stain now. Suggestions?

The key is to try and mould it in a way that doesn't interfere or foul the action. Not a lot of room for the bolt to slide back and a trial run yester...

just a suggestion should have made earlier , save some sawdust from sanding the stock , if you make a bit of a mistake mix araldite and sawdust to ma...

Dadio signal is on standby. I'm going to ask him to extend the bolt, though the receiver sits further forward than on a real Enfield. Not much I ...

I am not sure where you live but if you are thinking of going to War and Peace this year you will find a chap hidden away selling Enfield parts dirt c...

Well, the kit turned up on Tuesday. On unboxing (very well packed; no risk of anything get spannered), you find a wooden stock with a piece of wo...

Well with that screename, you're a shoe in for a medal.

As Martin said, definitely, absolutely, get a water bottle.

All sold. Cheers.

I'd gladly pay more for this to run.