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oh mummy! that's beautiful! I'll have to ask him if he can do Rimfires!... looking for a ctock for my annie 1517 .17 HMR

 

He can do any rifle you like he is a real gent and has delivered far more than I ever expected :thumbs:

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Are these Richards-microfit stocks ?? was thinking of getting one cause they work out about 80 quid drect from Richards in the States.

 

In fact I`ve just been on the link above and I`m sure these are the same stocks have a look http://rifle-stocks.com/

 

Wee bit cheaper than £250 ,but less hassle buying from a British company I suppose.

 

ATB

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Are these Richards-microfit stocks ?? was thinking of getting one cause they work out about 80 quid drect from Richards in the States.

 

In fact I`ve just been on the link above and I`m sure these are the same stocks have a look http://rifle-stocks.com/

 

Wee bit cheaper than £250 ,but less hassle buying from a British company I suppose.

 

ATB

 

 

Not sure if he sources stocks from richards but I have to say even if I got a stock from them no way could I finish or for that fit the ebony caps the only thing I can manage with wood is putting it in the log burner :icon_redface:

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class looking rifle,great colour to the stock,wouldnt mind a one for my .22lr and .17hmr,but cost is a bit silly in this rip of country,as usual,but great job.plenty style,a classic mate,ian

 

Just buy your one direct from the states, 15 quid for the finishing kit.

They come inletted with minimal fettling to complete. Have a look at the link.

 

ATB

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Are these Richards-microfit stocks ?? was thinking of getting one cause they work out about 80 quid drect from Richards in the States.

 

In fact I`ve just been on the link above and I`m sure these are the same stocks have a look http://rifle-stocks.com/

 

Wee bit cheaper than £250 ,but less hassle buying from a British company I suppose.

 

ATB

 

 

Not sure if he sources stocks from richards but I have to say even if I got a stock from them no way could I finish or for that fit the ebony caps the only thing I can manage with wood is putting it in the log burner :icon_redface:

 

Pretty sure they are bud . But make no bones about it, If you can`t do the work yourself,then getting a bloke like that to do the job at a price you are happy with is the way to go.

Your rifle looks stunning and you should be over the moon with it, :thumbs::thumbs:

 

ATB

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Are these Richards-microfit stocks ?? was thinking of getting one cause they work out about 80 quid drect from Richards in the States.

 

In fact I`ve just been on the link above and I`m sure these are the same stocks have a look http://rifle-stocks.com/

 

Wee bit cheaper than £250 ,but less hassle buying from a British company I suppose.

 

ATB

 

 

Not sure if he sources stocks from richards but I have to say even if I got a stock from them no way could I finish or for that fit the ebony caps the only thing I can manage with wood is putting it in the log burner :icon_redface:

 

Pretty sure they are bud . But make no bones about it, If you can`t do the work yourself,then getting a bloke like that to do the job at a price you are happy with is the way to go.

Your rifle looks stunning and you should be over the moon with it, :thumbs::thumbs:

 

ATB

 

Cheers :thumbs:

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did he use real ebony for the grip cap apnd forend of is is plasctic? ta

 

Spoke to him this morning all stocks are bought in as blanks and formed on a duplicate lathe the ebony is real and the spacers are rose wood :thumbs:

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Are these Richards-microfit stocks ?? was thinking of getting one cause they work out about 80 quid drect from Richards in the States.

 

In fact I`ve just been on the link above and I`m sure these are the same stocks have a look http://rifle-stocks.com/

 

Wee bit cheaper than £250 ,but less hassle buying from a British company I suppose.

 

ATB

 

Hi.

I have a Richards stock on my CZ which looks just as good but it took a great deal of fitting, there was more wood on the floor when I had finished and it took hours of work, saying that I enjoy working with wood and I am very pleased with the result.

Richards say that their stocks are 99% finished but I would say 70% is nearer.

 

DD

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