Laminate gun stock
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Va
Posts: 4
Laminate gun stock
Hey everyone im new to hunting.net and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on a new laminate stock. I have a Rem 700 bdl ss, I've been looking at the Boyds stocks in Cabelas and they look nice but i was wondering if anyone had any feedback on them.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2
RE: Laminate gun stock
I've got some of Boyd's stocks for some 10/22's and have been very happy with them. I'd look at Boyd's site and see the other styles and color laminates they offer and maybe even buy directly from them.
#3
RE: Laminate gun stock
Depending if you want a drop in or don't mind doing some work.If the latter Richards Micro Fit has a very good selection of laminates in many different styles and some beautiful colors.
#4
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RE: Laminate gun stock
I always made my own... I'd start with that ever wood i wanted, slice it the thickness' i wanted with a bandsaw... Then planed the slices to the same thickness, and expoxied them all together the way i wanted them...
After drying and cleaning them up, i sold them or sent them off to be semi inletted for what ever bbled action i was stocking...
DM
After drying and cleaning them up, i sold them or sent them off to be semi inletted for what ever bbled action i was stocking...
DM
#6
RE: Laminate gun stock
I just put one on my Savage mod. 116, 7 mag. I went with the pepper laminate, on a stainless rifle. I had to do some fitting in the barrel channel, do to the fact that my fluted stainless barrel was larger than a stock blued barrel. When you order one from Cabelas, make sure you order the right color you want. They have them listed wrong. The nutmeg is shown as the gray, ( pepper) and the Pepper is shown as the ( nutmeg). But there will be some fitting to get it right on your rifle, to float the barrel etc. I used a dremel tool to do this. Good Luck.