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Topic - Identifying unique SA stock
Posted: Feb 22 2026 at 1:43pm By Matt_X
Boring that straight in end grain is difficult.  Even more of a trick to have done that after the stock was finished.  I would think the easiest way to hold it in a fixture for that boring would be while it still had some square (flat) surfaces.  OTH as I recall reading, Springfield eventually got some of the Richardson machines which could do some fancy stuff.

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