High end wood stock maker?
- Thread starter Matt_3479
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Friend had Montana Custom Guns do a stock in some "exhibition" grade wood for him and it was outstanding work
Montana Custom Guns, handcrafted firearms-Polson, MT
Montana Custom Guns specializes in carving custom shotgun and rifles, checkering, finishing, recoil system, restorations, gunsmithing,gunfittings.
mtcustomguns.com
In todays market you can buy top of the line wood stocked custom rifles for a small fraction of building cost. You get to avoid the frustration of dealing with gunsmiths etc.
Rifles by the greats are selling for very little.
20,000 rifles selling for 3500.
Now cuing up for the story about how attached you are to your barreled action.
Rifles by the greats are selling for very little.
20,000 rifles selling for 3500.
Now cuing up for the story about how attached you are to your barreled action.
It’s strictly a classic hunting build, and the man has a taste for high end wood stocks.
Joel is out of the game. Terminus is his sole focus. He was the first person I thought of.
Would you be able to elaborate a bit on who’s top of the line wood stocked custom rifles?
I’m not married to any brand or bbl’d action Per se but seeing as it’s a gift and one off he would have to be pretty specific. The bbl’d action im not worried about, it’s finding a stock or a stock maker willing too or capable of making a high grade wood stock
ATG Wood Works makes some amazing things. He’s on Facebook, not sure if he has a website.
By all accounts, he’s a craftsman of rare talent.
I stole some pics from a recent post, credit where it belongs.
By all accounts, he’s a craftsman of rare talent.
I stole some pics from a recent post, credit where it belongs.
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Known for his engraving but does some great stocks also
Black Hills Gunstocks and Engraving, LLC
Remington Custom Bicentennial Collection Amanda Young-Photographer
www.blackhillsgunstocksandengraving.com
You can get most any wood grade blank stock here (inletted or not).
Yup, they be havin' some fine exhibition grade woods, pretty much anything you can think of.
It would cut down the cost a huge amount to buy one already inlet for whatever action and close to final fit.
Probably do everything yourself except checkering and final finish.
Yup, they be havin' some fine exhibition grade woods, pretty much anything you can think of.
It would cut down the cost a huge amount to buy one already inlet for whatever action and close to final fit.
Probably do everything yourself except checkering and final finish.
