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February 21, 2018 at 5:40 pm Link
Dumb question, why are replacement rifle stocks SO expensive, and does anyone know who has lower prices?
Hoping for something laminate.Dumb question, why are replacement rifle stocks SO expensive, and does anyone know who has lower prices? Hoping for something laminate.February 21, 2018 at 7:41 pm Linkhere you go
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/here you go http://www.rifle-stocks.com/February 21, 2018 at 7:46 pm LinkA factory replacement stock will always be expensive since the manufacturer needs to make a profit. Something handmade like Steve Corcoran of Woods and Water outdoors’ stocks are the work of a skilled artisan with limited time. They will charge what they feel their time is worth.
If they offer an inlet for the gun you have, Boyd’s or Richard’s Microfit offer laminate stocks for a very few models of airguns.
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/
https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/
If it’s a springer, these folks are in the UK- all their stuff is Walnut
https://www.customstock.co.uk/customshop/
What type of gun are you looking to re-stock?A factory replacement stock will always be expensive since the manufacturer needs to make a profit. Something handmade like Steve Corcoran of Woods and Water outdoors' stocks are the work of a skilled artisan with limited time. They will charge what they feel their time is worth. If they offer an inlet for the gun you have, Boyd's or Richard's Microfit offer laminate stocks for a very few models of airguns. http://www.rifle-stocks.com/ https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/ If it's a springer, these folks are in the UK- all their stuff is Walnut https://www.customstock.co.uk/customshop/ What type of gun are you looking to re-stock?February 21, 2018 at 7:51 pm LinkWhat JohnL57 said. Try making some custom wood parts and you’ll see how fiddly it can be if you do it right. There is a reason it costs. It’s not easy by any means. Getting good fit and finish while still maintaining great ergonomics is pretty challenging.
Useful links. They are now in my bookmarks!
What JohnL57 said. Try making some custom wood parts and you'll see how fiddly it can be if you do it right. There is a reason it costs. It's not easy by any means. Getting good fit and finish while still maintaining great ergonomics is pretty challenging. Useful links. They are now in my bookmarks!February 22, 2018 at 2:13 pm LinkThanks Everyone!
Thanks Everyone!February 23, 2018 at 8:13 am LinkI used to think the same way until I made several myself. I will spend over 40 hours working on a stock. Even if you get one from Boyds unfinished, you may have several days sanding and finishing it. They are labor intensive!!!!!! JohnL57 has given you the only option I know. Although the Boyd stock looks good, many have been unhappy that the comb is too low.
I used to think the same way until I made several myself. I will spend over 40 hours working on a stock. Even if you get one from Boyds unfinished, you may have several days sanding and finishing it. They are labor intensive!!!!!! JohnL57 has given you the only option I know. Although the Boyd stock looks good, many have been unhappy that the comb is too low. -
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