Posted by snitkawl on May 31, 2008 at 17:43:40 from (75.121.248.80):
In Reply to: O/T Wood value posted by Devin Sparks on May 31, 2008 at 07:35:48:
I am posting this at the top of the thread for visibility. Responding to the post below, I shot off my keyboard(same as shooting off ones mouth, only different). I called a friend who has been in the business of producing walnut logs and lumber for about 35 years and ask him about "stretching grain". He said(as I thought) that grain does not stretch, however, what does happen when a tree is felled improperly, long splinters are pulled from the log, destroying its veneer quality. My comments below were not meant for Mr. guru, but for whoever gave him the misinformation. On another note. Mr guru, do you have any idea where I can obtain a hammer spring for a model 90 Winchester?
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