Creating homemade stocks.

[BillyT]

I'm looking at a firearm that really doesn't have a stock selection. I'm curious if anyone on INGO builds they're own.

 

[xM3RC1L3SS1x]

I haven't taken that task on yet. I'm sure it wouldn't be to bad. Just make sure that you take you time and measure once, twice, and three times. You could come up with some pretty cool designs.

 

[Outlaw]

I haven't done it myself yet but I know my uncles have used a duplicator to recreate old stocks.

 

[Modhydro]

Homemade stocks

It is pretty easy to do if you have some basic skills working with wood. Just go slowly and you can come up with whatever you are dreaming of. Even the checkering can be accomplished by going slow and steady.

Modhydro.

 

[FatsMcKay]

Yeah of course, usually start out with like a turkey carcass or beef bones and boil them, then add salt and other seasonings

 

[armedindy]

Yeah of course, usually start out with like a turkey carcass or beef bones and boil them, then add salt and other seasonings

lol

 

[BillyT]

It is pretty easy to do if you have some basic skills working with wood. Just go slowly and you can come up with whatever you are dreaming of. Even the checkering can be accomplished by going slow and steady.

Modhydro.

Very nice. Do you have experience making non-wooden stocks?

 

[LEaSH]

Napa has this body filler/resin that has glass fibers mixed throughout it. It's more flexible than bondo but pretty stiff too.

It's called Tiger Hair I think. It would be fun to experiment with on a 22 rifle or something.

 

[dcahsr23]

looking to make my own cherry grips to replace the factory ones. its on an older piece and i want to keep the factory intact in case i want to resale

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I've made electric guitar bodies and necks, couldn't be too much different.

 

[sepe]

Yeah of course, usually start out with like a turkey carcass or beef bones and boil them, then add salt and other seasonings

You should dig that cat up for a more unique flavor.