Has anyone found a good replacement stock for the Marauder Field and Target? Is the only difference between it and a standard gen II the location of the pressure gauge? If so, could a person get a gen II stock, plug the existing hole and add one at the new location? Or is there some other difference in the inletting?
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Marauder F&T stock
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Yes, the difference is the gauge location. You can plug and redrill new hole.
The new syn stocks have the dual locations as shown above. Older ones did not and made my own. The SAM stock is same as F&T.
If you have a crosman beech stock (fat and roundish forearm), look at the newer ones that are Turkish walnut. They are shaped more like the syn stock and include a wood comb riser. A little lighter than the Beech, too. I haven't seen the F&T/SAM Turkish Walnut stocks for sale, but call crosman customer service.
PS: Correction: It looks like they kept more of the rounded forearm on the Turkish Walnut version for the F&T/SAM stocks: Turkish Walnut SAM Stock Example
The new syn stocks have the dual locations as shown above. Older ones did not and made my own. The SAM stock is same as F&T.
If you have a crosman beech stock (fat and roundish forearm), look at the newer ones that are Turkish walnut. They are shaped more like the syn stock and include a wood comb riser. A little lighter than the Beech, too. I haven't seen the F&T/SAM Turkish Walnut stocks for sale, but call crosman customer service.
PS: Correction: It looks like they kept more of the rounded forearm on the Turkish Walnut version for the F&T/SAM stocks: Turkish Walnut SAM Stock Example
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I am looking to upgrade my Gen 2 stock, besides Boyds and Corcoran, what else is out there? Looking for a wood target stock.
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