HW77 airgun in LP Classic Stock

As an air rifle guy, I’m officially jealous of this.

That is a piece of art!. Nice work. Congratulations Lukas.

-- Disfruta tu trabajo (enjoy your work) (Bandera, Argentina)

Nicely done. Looks great.

-- Grace & peace, Chris+

Sweet, my Crosman 760 may not justify this kind stock.

-- Chris K

Very precise and detailed work, definate signs of a master craftsman.

David

-- No one plans to fail, they just, just fail to plan

Like it? I absolutely love it!!! This is one of the most outstanding stocks I believe I’ve ever seen. The wood is top grade and exquisite. I’m a big fan of Turkish walnut and have it on my two Caesar Guerinis. The pistol like grip is way beyond cool, but I wonder about stress in magnum calibers like .338 and up. The grip stippling comes off very nicely, even though prefer checkering of 22 or 24 lip. And, the grip cap and signature are the crowning piece. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to seeing more of your work.

-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington

This is a work of art! It is amazing….

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

That is one beautiful piece of stock work. It suits the gun remarkably well.

very nice work!

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That is a beautiful stock. You turned the air gun into a family heirloom. My Benjamin Trail would look awesome with one of those:-) Thanks for sharing!

-- Jeff , Wisconsin Please...can I stay in the basement a little longer, please!

Serious talent, thanks for sharing.

-- Putting the "mental" in experimental since 1973

Gotta ask how is the texture on the forward stock done? (Third Pic.)

Hi all,

wow thanks all for such words!
Im very honoured to hear that from other wood workers!
Very happy!

Blackcherry:
it is made with dremel tool.
High speed rotary spindle- small multi tool- very handy for detailed work.
Im using Dremel 300 model.
There are also tones of various bits to it….
For me one simple rounded bit from dental shop – works best.
It is made by boring/puncturinng dot next to dot -very close to each other.
Patience is needed…. hundreds of such small dots need to be done for such texture.
Actually when You get some practice – it goes pretty fast.
Hope it will help.

regards
LP

-- Łukasz Pietruszka, LP Works , http://www.lukasz-pietruszka.hostit.pl/

^%$#@!

-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever...

Lukas its a very fine and wonderful detail just had to ask thanks for showing and sharing..BC