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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by m24 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:48 am

deepakgunking wrote:Hi frainds,I am a gunsmith,and gun modification is my hobby.in this rifle-barrel has tepper,foresite is making new by silver steel plate,do back site down,butstock is making by teekwood and allso teliscop mounted with high seethru mount.
Great work, Deepak. And the total cost, Gun plus your workmanship??

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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by Mack The Knife » Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:46 am

Deepak, that is excellent work! Unless IOF are doing things differently, you seem to have reprofiled the rear sight base as well.
What is the LOP with your new stock?
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by brihacharan » Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:56 pm

by deepakgunking » Sun Aug 15, 2010 7:47 pm

Hi frainds,I am a gunsmith,and gun modification is my hobby.in this rifle-barrel has tepper,foresite is making new by silver steel plate,do back site down,butstock is making by teekwood and allso teliscop mounted with high seethru mount.

Hi deepakgunking,
> Congrats - excellent job - like the front sight, the configuration & finish - world class!
> Also the see through scope mount is an added innovation - great!
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by ims786 » Thu Aug 19, 2010 1:38 pm

Hi deepak,
very nice work, U have a PM
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Post by coltpython » Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:07 am

nice work :D :D
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by grewal » Sat Aug 21, 2010 11:28 am

Very very nice work done. But what about the cost ( rifle + modification )
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by captrakshitsharma » Sat Aug 21, 2010 6:57 pm

nice work.. it d be nice to know the cost and the gunsmith who did this work and where was it done... why cant the iof employ gunsmiths like these.. than people who make iof weapons look like as if they were made by monkeys with hammers and some gunmetal
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by m24 » Sat Aug 21, 2010 8:48 pm

captrakshitsharma wrote:it d be nice to know the cost and the gunsmith who did this work and where was it done...
Captain, as Deepak's mentioned earlier, he's a gunsmith and he's done this himself. Unfortunately, despite all of us asking, he's yet to come up with a figure for his hard work. :(

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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by captrakshitsharma » Fri Sep 10, 2010 12:58 am

m24 yes apologies for missing that... yes deepak our friend if u r looking for more business many of us may wanna give u our .22's and other rifles to transform em into beautiful guns.... so pls tel us ho much would u charge us..

ps
ur darker pics madethe gun look better than the daylight pics...
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by Katana » Fri Sep 10, 2010 11:05 am

Folks

I hope I'm wrong but I'm getting a bad vibe with Deepak's post. Something just doesn't tally. He posts this kind of work and then justs dissappears. No explainations offered.......nothing! If he really is a gunsmith, he seems to be too young to hold a armourers license, does not offer a treatise on his work, and most unlike dealers/ armourers in India, has not responded to anyone's querries nor looked for business!

I wanted to have a stock redone for my IOF 30-06, and had been watching this thread to get a feel of his work.
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by deepakgunking » Sat Sep 11, 2010 5:35 pm

Hi fraind's,
I am extremely sorry for my late response,

about the modification of .22 iof

BARREL- Tappering of barrel as per BRNO mark II standard,for it's good looking and overall reduced weight.
FORESIGHT- a. Making foresight & ramp from silver steel plate with two different style protector grip.
. b. Making checkering on the ramp for antireflection.
BACKSIGHT- a. Reduce the height of backsight
. b. Changing the coil spring system into leaf spring system as per BRNO mark II
BUTSTOCK- a. Making new butstock (with fine checkring on the both grip ,fine mat or glossy finish)from the teakwood.
. b. Making butstock from WALNUT,STEAMBEACH, MAPLE,MAHOGANY wood's (charges apply)
MAGZINE SAFETY-Shortened magzine catch so that maggzine can be removed only when you needed.
SAFETY- Oprating system of safety is smooth & safety plug is made thin.

BROWNING- Browning with "AMERICAN RUST BLUE"solution after removing the oil paint & buffing over all surface.

BATTER ACCURACY- Sight adjustment with BUSHNELL BORE SIGHTER

. TOTAL CHARGE-Rs- 15000/-
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by Katana » Sun Sep 12, 2010 10:18 pm

Deepak,

Worked on a IOF 30-06 yet? What would you do about the phosphating on the reciever? Let me have your views? BTW, where are you located?
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by TwoRivers » Sun Sep 12, 2010 11:33 pm

Katana: I doubt very much that the aluminum receiver of the IOF .30-06 has a phosphate finish, that is normally done on steel. Aluminum is normally finished by anodizing, which gives a very hard surface finish and can be done in many colors. You would not want to remove that.
IOF, in their unique fashion, may well finish the receiver in a different manner. Any member know more about that?
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Re: my new .22 rifle by iof

Post by deepakgunking » Thu Sep 16, 2010 11:32 pm

TwoRivers wrote:Katana: I doubt very much that the aluminum receiver of the IOF .30-06 has a phosphate finish, that is normally done on steel. Aluminum is normally finished by anodizing, which gives a very hard surface finish and can be done in many colors. You would not want to remove that.
IOF, in their unique fashion, may well finish the receiver in a different manner. Any member know more about that?
i agree mr tworivers
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