Indians For Guns

sathya.sniper wrote: Link for the topic and video is added below for easier access
http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php ... ce#p201705
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BX2o7dhEGQA

Thanks for the video.

May I ask what software you used to create it?

sathya.sniper wrote:
Link for the topic and video is added below for easier access
http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php ... ce#p201705
Video:

Hi Sathya,
> Very well documented DIY...
> Suggest that in future you add sub-titles in the frames - Key words about the procedure....
> It'll make the video presentation more easily understandable for everyone.
Briha

bennedose wrote:

sathya.sniper wrote: Link for the topic and video is added below for easier access
http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php ... ce#p201705
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BX2o7dhEGQA

Thanks for the video.

May I ask what software you used to create it?

just created with some basic windows apps
Microsoft Powerpoint and Windows Movie maker.

brihacharan wrote:sathya.sniper wrote:
Link for the topic and video is added below for easier access
http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php ... ce#p201705
Video:

Hi Sathya,
> Very well documented DIY...
> Suggest that in future you add sub-titles in the frames - Key words about the procedure....
> It'll make the video presentation more easily understandable for everyone.
Briha

Will surely try to do sir, i thought adding wording in the picture would distract the attention in the picture.
that,s why i dint do it but will make it up in the next work.

sathya.sniper wrote:
just created with some basic windows apps
Microsoft Powerpoint and Windows Movie maker.

Ah thanks. Sorry to keep on the subject - but I use Linux - just curious. I have forgotten what happens in Microsoft programs. Can you save powerpoint presentations as a video file? I do a lot of video work otherwise.

bennedose wrote:

sathya.sniper wrote:
just created with some basic windows apps
Microsoft Powerpoint and Windows Movie maker.

Ah thanks. Sorry to keep on the subject - but I use Linux - just curious. I have forgotten what happens in Microsoft programs. Can you save powerpoint presentations as a video file? I do a lot of video work otherwise.

Yes of course you can save powerpoint presentation as video file, follow the steps given below
file-> save and send-> create video-> select required quality-> select create video.
Thats it you are done.

Back to Topic Guys,
Some more of the work is completed now.
My dad liked to paint the stock in Black so in order to fulfill his idea, i decided to go with his Idea.
Go some polishing powder (Similar to a primer used for steel) and a spray paint tin and some fine grit paper and some wood finish (Varnish)


Powder was mixed with fevicol was applied and let it to dry overnight
After finishing the polishing with grit paper and little water

checkering was left untouched

Now lets get ready for painting

Checkering and some parts were covered with tape



And painted it


had left it to dry, And varnish is to be applied on the checkering.
Will post the pictures of finished product soon.

Again the same continuation of the topic.
The paint did not take much time to get dry,
After that i just removed the tape from the checkering and then applied a coat of varnish to the checkering in order to make it shining

And left it to dry and Everything was fitted to be back in place, Thats it Work is completed!
I liked it and my father liked it too. Dont know weather you all will like it or not
Anyway HERE IT IS!



So the stock has evolved from this to here


Thanks for your support guys. Please share your views on my work. Waiting for replies

Nice work, Sathya!

Personally, I prefer a wooden stock to be wood finished, but your work is really really good. Tremendous attention to detail!!

Hi Sathya,
> Good work - Now the stock has a classy look
> You should now post a pic with the complete action fitted on to it - including the scope - So that one can get a better idea of what the final product looks like.
Briha

Thank again everyone!

essdee1972 wrote:Nice work, Sathya!

Personally, I prefer a wooden stock to be wood finished, but your work is really really good. Tremendous attention to detail!!

I too prefer a wooden finish, But this was my dad's wish to make it black.
Actually My uncle has a .22 Lr with a black stock and brown checkering. My dad liked it a lot so asked to do the same, i did as per my dad's wish.

brihacharan wrote:Hi Sathya,
> Good work - Now the stock has a classy look
> You should now post a pic with the complete action fitted on to it - including the scope - So that one can get a better idea of what the final product looks like.
Briha

>Will surely post pictures with the full action installed.
>This is an ISW air rifle stock, Unluckily that I haven't attached a scope to this rifle. I have attached scope to my IHP both mod 35 and mod 25
>this gun is still used with open sights, and its pretty accurate, even its more than 10 years old.

The stock shown is ISW mod 35 and the rifle to be attached is ISW 50 (stock broken). So some small adjustments are to be done to make it fit perfectly. Will post results soon.

Also In addition to this, I have uploaded a Video regarding the documentary of this DIY work on my youtube channel.
Link added below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSbKDrOLWlA

I must say some amazing DIY you have done sathya.sniper and definitely you have lot of patience in you for the work you have done definitely two thumbs up for you.

Raman

Good job buddy, very impressive.
/S

Hi Sathya,
> Very good flash documentation of your DIY on stock modification
> I can appreciate your efforts because I am connected with this activity & also used to teach film making!
> The intro graphics are done well with approprite SFX
> One small suggestion > Instead of using red color for supers you should've used reverse lettering (white on black band) makes easy readability.
> Waiting to see the final pic with action & scope mounted
> Finally your basic engineering approach such as scaling, drawing the application markings, masking etc are commendable!!!
Briha