It works, but the problem is not their process, it is the material that is used in the stock. The bond is not as strong as would be if the stock was a fibreglass or kevlar composite. All that means is that it is more prone to stratching. That really isn't a big deal if you have a random pattern but as you move into camo's etc it becomes more noticable if parts are missing.

For me personally, I just think the camo finished guns look cheap.(With the exception of waterfouling guns where it is really necessary.) But that is just a personal opinion. (In fact I had a matching camo stock for that sameSavage that I just gave away to a friend.)

Either way I think you will be happy as long as you don't treat the stock too harshly.

JC