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Installed the Nose Cap:

The nose cap was positioned onto the top of the barrel to indicate placement. A line was drawn around the end of the stock. A small saw was used to cut down to a depth of the nose cap's thickness.  Wood was removed and then the inside of the cap was blackened. 

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2007-05-28 005.JPG (171387 bytes)  Next I located the center of the bottom flat of the no2007-05-28 007.JPG (168428 bytes)se cap and made a mark where I wanted to pin the nose cap to the stock. 

 

 

 

 

Then took a copper rivet and shaped it to fit the bottom barrel flat of the stock and fit into the 5.32" hole drilled for the rivet thru the cap and the stock. 2007-05-28 013.JPG (128928 bytes)

The stock was then inletted for the rivet. 2007-05-28 008.JPG (197802 bytes)  The outside hole for the rivet was champhered so when the rivet was peened, it would fill the hole and hold the cap in place.   

 

The rivet was inserted into thru the hole and the cap. The barrel was placed back into the stock and pinned into place. This served as an anvil for the rivet, so I could peen the end of the rivet. 

 

Here is a quick photo after I peened the rivet and started to file the rivet flush. 2007-05-28 009.JPG (191860 bytes) The photo on t2007-05-28 010.JPG (174567 bytes)he right is the finished rivet filed flush. Notice it almost disappears.

 

 

 

 

 

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