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Hi there amazing job on the stock. If you could please tell me what version of star of the county down is playing ? I can’t find it anywhere, and I need it 😂. Thank you.

YOUR AWESOME GREAT JOB!!!!!!

Amazing job well done 🍻

impressive work on your video, thanks a lot !

This is a badass video and a stellar job! Nothing beats figured wood!😍

Where is "part 2"??....................................................................................................................................................................................................

if you dont wanna blow 200 dollars on wood you can buy cheaper wood boards and glue them together

Cant wait for part 2. Plus I am jealous, Your son have the coolest mom on the block.

That is beautiful craftsmanship. I own browning and weatherby rifles that rival your work. But if i may ask what is the song you used during the checkering part of the video?

Beautiful job!!!!

Great job! Both the craftsman ship and video were great!

Part 2?

great job ;)

Great job looks amazing

Beautifully done. I've been a woodworker for many years. I have a Mossberg shotgun. I've never liked the look of the wood that was used. I've always wanted to try my hand at doing a new stock and forend for it.

Amazing!

You do great work . I been looking for something like them for my mossberg 500

nice work , be careful with sharp tools .

Great Job! I have been a woodcarver for decades. Now I need to put them skills to work and customize my Mossberg 500. Thanks for the inspiration.

I bet this is a very heavy chicken coop but it is very esthetically pleasing . You put a lot of lumber into the build. Like you said you may have over engineered this project. I also bet you figured out you don’t need actual locks on the openings. A clip that requires an opposed thumb will defeat raccoons and opossums and be a lot easier for people to use.

I know this is a year old video but I feel the need to comment anyway, that stock is a work of art. You should be very proud of your work.

Hi Where is the next part? did you finish it? how does it sound?

looks great . love the wood

What are these calipers called?

You made beautiful job Kelley , especially this curving or design on the stalk😮❤

Pięknie wykonana praca , zazdroszcze pani takiego talentu. Zawsze uwielbiam ogladac jak starymi technikami są wykonywane takie prace. Piękna osada karabinu. Pozdrawiam serdecznie

Understands and supports the Constitution, proud of her heritage, skilled woodworker, knows her way around the shop, not afraid to try new difficult things, great taste in firearms and even better taste in music. You are quite the catch.

Nice work keep it up 👍👍👍🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

Nice work. Allow me to suggest a tool that would make this type of work easier. A Shinto Rasp. It's essentially a bunch of hacksaw blades welded together. I build guitars and this rasp cut my neck carving time in half.

Beautiful work

Am I the only one that sees a lypsinc problem in the intro of the video? was the audio recorded later?

I have done several very similar projects! Our techniques are very similar. I have a comment/question: 1st: I drill the concentric holes in the stock in exactly the same way as you do ; However, I find it very difficult to keep the larger hole and the pre-drilled smaller hole concentric. How do you do that? (Sometimes I cheat and use two 3/4 inch planks and laminate them together.) Ken

Very inspirational. Thank you for sharing.

That butt stock looks crazy awesome with that tiger stripe appearance it has going across the grain pattern like that.

Thanks that was an inspiration. I have an heirloom shotgun that I've shot twice. It needs a new stock. I'm trying to build the confidence to get to working on it. Thanks.

music? thank u, nice video

Amazing, if that’s your first go.

I like what you are doing, I found some tips on checkering in this video (below). How not to overrun master lines, on the checkering. I have always loved the wood finish on many of the gunstocks. Has me going back to doing a true White Oak cabinet (clear), thanks. ua-cam.com/video/AAMspI1BeyI/v-deo.html

Hi Kelley, I inherited a nice piece of ironwood. I just so happened to want to make a Mossberg stock. 🙏🏻 How thick is the wood you used?

Congratulations on a job well done!

vous etes tres douer bravo

You go Gal. God Bles those hands who made this beautiful product.

Very nice work! E

The patient and clear narration was the most valuable part here :) great work! Is part 2 coming?

Looks like a professional did work. Your attention to detail and fearless approach made video awesome

I like seeing all artisans going about their business from sculptists to shoemakers and violins too. This is beautiful.

That gun looks gorgeous, well done. I'm from England and so agree with your second ammendment laws what allow you to own guns like that. You should be proud of that project as its so good for your first try. That tru oil really brings out the flower in that grain. Keep up the good work and those labour of loves.

Damn that’s a really nice process and result! Admire your skills! Maybe music choice would be a bit different? Classical music or jazz like elevator music. Sorry don’t wanna be that guy if this is your vibe stick with it.

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