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Just curious what others think of some of these colored wood stocks being manufactured?? I myself like the natural wood finish or cammo. Any other thoughts???
Kelly
Henderson, KY
Kelly
Henderson, KY
Very well done!35 LTD grey/blk
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check out Richards Microfit stocks. they come in some wild colors. they also carry many different grades of walnut and their prices are not too bad. i have used Boyd's Gunstocks on two different rifles and am very pleased with the results of them. their prices are very reasonable also. i am still very conservative when it comes to my gun stocks and lean more to a traditional look over wild and colorful.For me it depends on the firearm as to what I want for a stock. Generally I gotta have walnut but for some, the 10/22's especially, I can definitely go for the laminates. Have tied with doing a build on a Marlin as well using on of these above. I do wish someone started making the laminate stocks in some different color schemes. Too many of the same old same old colors.
Yeah, I've seen their stuff and read too many not-so-flattering reports about their stuff too. Poor to horrible fitment seems a common thing with their stocks. I have a few Boyd's stocks and some Revolution ones along with an early Fajen and a brand new one made by Altamont.check out Richards Microfit stocks. they come in some wild colors. they also carry many different grades of walnut and their prices are not too bad. i have used Boyd's Gunstocks on two different rifles and am very pleased with the results of them. their prices are very reasonable also. i am still very conservative when it comes to my gun stocks and lean more to a traditional look over wild and colorful.