Looking for a nice looking wood stock
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Is the stock you have just new or is it synthetic?
The stock on a gun is quite easy to refinish if you are willing to put the time in doing it.
As soon as I get finished accurizing mine, I plan on stripping it down and putting a linseed oil finish on it. I want to get all the word done before I make it pretty. I generally like a dark stock. The factory stock that I have on mine now could be refinished and would turn out very light if you just used a good clear finish without any stain.
I have seen posts here on this board that have stocks for sale. I was looking on eBay.com and noticed that you can find stocks for sale there as well. Just search for mini 14 stock and you will find a variety of stocks for sale farily cheep.
The stock on a gun is quite easy to refinish if you are willing to put the time in doing it.
As soon as I get finished accurizing mine, I plan on stripping it down and putting a linseed oil finish on it. I want to get all the word done before I make it pretty. I generally like a dark stock. The factory stock that I have on mine now could be refinished and would turn out very light if you just used a good clear finish without any stain.
I have seen posts here on this board that have stocks for sale. I was looking on eBay.com and noticed that you can find stocks for sale there as well. Just search for mini 14 stock and you will find a variety of stocks for sale farily cheep.
I believe this one is a stock wood stock. Check it out:http://www.e-gunparts.com/products.asp?chr...el=1910zMINI-14
Have also seen a couple of laminate wood stocks. Clarks has one.
Have also seen a couple of laminate wood stocks. Clarks has one.
Sounds like you have a std Ruger wood stock, unless someone refinished it. You may want to strip it, and put a saten finish on it. My wood stock was slick, especially if I had a little oil on my fingers, thats why I got a Hogue Rubber Overmold stock.
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www.wenig.com one is a thumbhole varminter the other is a monte calo target with beavertail forend
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there's a link in my profile to my webpage, theres a pic there, takes a while to load though, look on the shooting irons page
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OH BTW Zero precision also makes some nice laminates, you can get them from brownells, and royal arms gunstocks will make about anything you want as will wenig, with a duplicating machine they can cut the stock to any shape then set up to inlet, almost anything is possible
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OH BTW Zero precision also makes some nice laminates, you can get them from brownells, and royal arms gunstocks will make about anything you want as will wenig, with a duplicating machine they can cut the stock to any shape then set up to inlet, almost anything is possible
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