aa s410 custom stock

[cometa300s 20]

that is a smart job should do that as a job lol

 

beat this credit crunch lol

 

all the best liam

[RAMCAM 4]

That looks great you've found me a new hobby, i'm quite handy with wood going to make one for my HW100.

[ANTHONYCHEZ 27]

have a go mate, very rewarding when you see it taking shape, i,m on me 3rd coat of oil now, cant wait ta finish so can start on another, another quick pic ta show how it going and the off cut from stock end ta show transformation from what looks like an old crap bit a wood ,

is it walnut? where did you get it from?

[Grim Reaper 1]

have a go mate, very rewarding when you see it taking shape, i,m on me 3rd coat of oil now, cant wait ta finish so can start on another, another quick pic ta show how it going and the off cut from stock end ta show transformation from what looks like an old crap bit a wood ,

is it walnut? where did you get it from?

 

Hi Anthony,

 

Yes, it is American Black Walnut - i have seen the timber myself up close and personal, and he got it from a woodyard/timber merchant local to where he lives. this is a good way to get hold of timber to make stocks out of.

 

It certainly beats paying over the top proces from the internet gun stock blank suppliers - I got my walnut timber from my own local timber merchant when i made my stock. much cheaper, and you get to select the timber yourself as well, instead of relying on the choice of someone else.

 

I hope this helps you mate?

 

 

 

Regards,

Grim.

[midge28 6]

as grim said it is american black walut and after hunting through a lot of timber finally picked a piece, after seeing what,s on offer i would be wary about purchasing a bit without inspecting it first so you can pick a nice grained piece, the stock is now oiled and back together and cant wait ta give it a try, looks great ta me. i will be making another one soon as i got the bug now, plans already being drawn up so i may sell this one if all goes well , any offers

[hunter08 0]

as grim said it is american black walut and after hunting through a lot of timber finally picked a piece, after seeing what,s on offer i would be wary about purchasing a bit without inspecting it first so you can pick a nice grained piece, the stock is now oiled and back together and cant wait ta give it a try, looks great ta me. i will be making another one soon as i got the bug now, plans already being drawn up so i may sell this one if all goes well , any offers

 

that looks mint mate

[midge28 6]

thanks hunter, had a look at that drawing ya sent , looks good ta me mate. would def do a template first , will send ya a pic a the one i made mate . any help i can give just pm me mate

[hughesey1552 0]

how much would you think of selling it for? also do you think an s200 action would fit in or is it completely different?

 

ps. youve donea cracking job there [bANNED TEXT]

 

Ryan

[midge28 6]

how much would you think of selling it for? also do you think an s200 action would fit in or is it completely different?

 

ps. youve donea cracking job there [bANNED TEXT]

 

Ryan

thanks all for great comments, i not sure if this would fit the s200. maybe grim would know. i was hoping some people on here would give me an idea as to value for this stock if i decide ta sell .

[Grim Reaper 1]

how much would you think of selling it for? also do you think an s200 action would fit in or is it completely different?

 

ps. youve donea cracking job there [bANNED TEXT]

 

Ryan

thanks all for great comments, i not sure if this would fit the s200. maybe grim would know

 

 

Indeed I do guys!

 

Unfortunately , I think you will most certainly find it will not fit the S200 - because on the S200, you have a length of threaded studding bar that comes down from the action behind the trigger block at an angle of approx 45 degrees? The purpose of this studding is to secure the stock to the action, and of course, you would also have to mark and drill this [Midge's stock] stock for 1, maybe 2 other stock securing screws too.

 

Add to that already said, the fact that this was designed around Midge's hands, and that may well make it a bit more difficult for it to fit in with the S200's studding bar.

 

I may well be wrong, of course, but it's just something you may need to bear in mind with regards to the S200 action.

 

 

 

All the best,

Grim.

[hughesey1552 0]

good thinkng grim, i hadnt thought of that. if got tny hands anyway so it probably wont even it me. lol, howdo you know all that stuff if you dont have an s200 lol? your a fountain of knowledge!

 

cheers Ryan

[Grim Reaper 1]

good thinkng grim, i hadnt thought of that. if got tny hands anyway so it probably wont even it me. lol, howdo you know all that stuff if you dont have an s200 lol? your a fountain of knowledge!

 

cheers Ryan

 

 

Aww Ryan, thanks mate

 

It's just stuff i pick up and hold onto really, and although i am fairly knowledgable with air arms PCP's, i will try and help wherever i see the opportunity for my own experiences to be of help mate;)

 

 

All the best,

Grim.

[Guest air gunner]

The stock looks mint but does it work in practice? it may fit you like a glove in one position but what about another say prone etc. it would be nice to know the true practicality. this may sound inconstructive but still let us know how it handles in real situations

[midge28 6]

The stock looks mint but does it work in practice? it may fit you like a glove in one position but what about another say prone etc. it would be nice to know the true practicality. this may sound inconstructive but still let us know how it handles in real situations

will be taking it out tomorrow morning so will let u know how it handles , going to farm should mainly be woodies and maybe chance of a rabbit ,hopefully it will be good, will catch you soon terry so you can give it the once over and maybe have a go on your range mate,

[jazz_11 5]

looks the dogs nuts what sort of equipment do you need and can you do it with the bear essentials such as a drill a jigsaw and sand paper..

Edited March 7, 2009 by jazz_11