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Installing the Trigger Guard:
The trigger guard was inletted into the stock. First I inletted the front of
the guard into the stock. I located the center line of the stock and then
aligned the guard with this line. I drilled a 1/16" hole into the guard
where I wanted the screw location. Then with the guard in place, I used this
hole in the guard as a pilot hole to drill a 1/16" hole into the
stock. The hole in the guard was then enlarged for the passage of a #6
screw. The guard was installed onto the stock with the screw. Using a
knife, I traced around the tang of the guard. Removed the guard and deepened the
cut lines. Then I "V" cut along these lines. Using a grooving tool I
removed the wood inside of these lines. Using my 1/4" wood chisel, I
removed the remainder of the wood to seat the guard into the stock.
Here is the finished front tang.
The following are a series of photos showing how I did the same for the rear
tang of the trigger guard. 


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