Grayboe stock and Redhawk Rifles, Updated 3-30-17 with customer service experience.

[Punisher29073]

Just wanted to let yall know about an excellent great new-ish stock company. I ordered a Grayboe Renegade stock for a 5R barreled action I recently acquired. I ordered it from Redhawk Rifles website and they got it to me within 4 working days. Great CS as I emailed them on day three asking if it had shipped. Within minutes they had responded with the tracking number and email they had sent to notify me previously. It must have gone to my junk email. Great response from Redhawk,

The stock came in yesterday and it feels great. Feels solid, inletting is terrific, fits bottom metal and barreled action great. I bedded it last night and it turned out great. I look forward to assembling it tonight. Zero complaints on the stock. I don't see how HS and B&C are going to survive with these stocks at their price point. I had a question about a cheek rest and emailed Grayboe also. Within 24 hours, the owner had emailed me back my answer.

If you are looking at a Grayboe stock for something you have, I would suggest it a thousand times over. I will have zero hesitation ordering another for my next build. Just wanted to get that out there for anyone considering one. Pics to come....

Ryan

 

[HaysKSFirefighter]

Great to hear this review. I recently ordered one as well from Redhawk. Should be here Tuesday. I got to check out the stock that a friend recently painted up for a build and was quite impressed...can't beat it at the price point IMO.

 

[Deleted member 10043]

I looked at one the other day to purchase. I past on it simply because it is painted. Other than that I would have went for it. Basically, it is a white stock manufactured off a McMillan mold. But if anybody wants one at a discount call CGS in Artesia, NM. They have a sales rep sample just sitting on a shelf.

 

[Punisher29073]

I liked the first Grayboe stock so much, they were my first choice for the next stock I needed. This one was unexpected. My match rifle barrel finally gave up the ghost and was shooting 3 moa 3 weeks before my first PRS match of the year, the MPA match in GA. Luckily I had a 308 that shot exceptionally well and I had load data on. Unfortunately, it was in a PSS stock, which I like a lot for bench/belly shooting, but not as much for positional, etc. And it has BDL bottom metal.
So, I decided to pick up another Renegade from RedhawkRifles.com. I ordered it in time to have it the Monday before the match so I could inlet the barrel, bed the action, install cheek riser and add flush cups in time to test fire Friday and head to the match Friday night. Everything went great with order and got a UPS shipping notification verifying delivery date. As this week passed, I checked on shipping a couple times and there were no updates. Thursday I emailed Redhawk and they said they had run out of the color I ordered, but got one in today and it would ship that afternoon. Friday morning early I received an email saying that the expected delivery date was Thursday before I leave for the match. That is gonna crunch my already small time line.
I emailed Redhawk to explain this and they got in touch with Ryan M. at Grayboe and worked it out to drop ship me a stock on Tuesday. Thus bringing my timeline back into "doable" status and saving me from having to cancel one of the few large matches I am able to shoot this season. Both of these companies have been extraordinary to work with. I have emailed Grayboe a number of questions prior to my purchase, all of which were responded to promptly by the owner of the company. Redhawk has been great to deal with on a number of stocks I have purchased from them, but their solution to this problem shows their dedication to the final user and customer.

Thanks to both of these companies for their prompt attention to my predicament and their actions to rectify it.

If you are in the market for a new stock or any of the components that Redhawk sells, do not hesitate to buy from them.
If you want a Grayboe stock, I have yet to find a down side to them and at their price point, I don't believe they will be surpassed.

Ryan Barnes