If you want to invest in the tooling and know-how to CNC micarta... Go ahead. Expensive endeavor.
Just buy a Foundation.
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Just buy a Foundation.
Guess I deserved that response. Still, my question stands. Anyone like me who has a CNC and tooling ever done any cutting on TREX or Composite lumber?
See previous posts (https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/prototypes-complete-final-product-in-cherry-wood-need-opinions-on-finish.7111850/)
See previous posts (https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/prototypes-complete-final-product-in-cherry-wood-need-opinions-on-finish.7111850/)
In my opinion, the Manners T5A is the most comfortable stock to shoot that I've ever used. The thumbhole is so perfectly molded to my hand and the grip to trigger distance is perfect. A thumbhole is often easier to maneuver around barricades with one hand than a traditional stock. If Foundation would copy that design with their Centurion forend, I think I'd buy 2-3.
I haven’t gotten the pleasure to get behind a manners but I agree. The centurion would be the perfect blueprint to try it on. I’ve just had to really work and be mindful on how I pick up the rifle and hand placement when I move. I watch folks with grips maneuvering a little easier.
Another stock to check out is the KMW Sentinel. Always heard good stuff about them but never had a chance to see or play with one in the wild.
Well.... I through my work rifle build into one of my Foundations while I wait for the Manners stock to come back from getting a mini chassis installed.
Man this thing is flat out gorgeous... might just leave it in the MG2
Man this thing is flat out gorgeous... might just leave it in the MG2
Well my new Norma Mag is finally together!! Matches my 308 pretty darn close.
John-Kyle needs to make a LA Centurion... I would buy it immediately.
Great looking rifle.
Thanks... I can't wait to shoot it. Maybe tomorrow if I don't get called in. Long action Foundations are just baddass!!
It's a dual chamber build, 22 and 6 GT. Two barrels each. Currently sporting one of the 6GT barrels.
Got this one last summer, yet to take it out. Tempest, 22 GT.
Terminus Zeus QC 6cm LHGT in Ceturion dark distressed.
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Drill bit and easy out if not threaded.
Is it the general consensus that the centurion is the most popular model? I'm looking at it or the genesis2.
@NiteQwill you seem to have them all what's your say lol.
@NiteQwill you seem to have them all what's your say lol.
Here's a neat looking one with some black accents. Just got it. BigHorn TL3.
What rings are you guys running on your Foundation stocks? I have the MPA 1-piece and really like it but it is a tad too low for me to shoot comfortably.
Spuhr 1.18 and 1.5 inch mounts working well.
This is a 1.5 mount.
This is a 1.5 mount.
Hawkins heavy tactical with the integral bubble level.
Hawkins and Foundation are the perfect combo.
great looking rifle!! Where did you get the bolt knob for your cheek riser? And, what magazines are you using?
Some Custom work from NewGenCNC Industries Ltd.
Red and Blue Anodized aluminum on a Genesis2. ( Available up on request)
Adjustable butt pad and AL spacer for LOP.
Hope you guys like it.
Cheers from Canada
That bag stop is sexy, details? Thanks!View attachment 8068757Some Americana for you! Happy Monday!
Some Custom work from NewGenCNC Industries Ltd.
Red and Blue Anodized aluminum on a Genesis2. ( Available up on request)
Adjustable butt pad and AL spacer for LOP.
Hope you guys like it.
Cheers from CanadaView attachment 8068752View attachment 8068758View attachment 8068760View attachment 8068761
Thanks appreciate it! All in house design and machining.
AL 6061 and will fit pretty much all Arca rails on the market. This Arca rail is thicker, longer and heavier than other Rails on the market just for the Foundation stock just on a side note
.The bag stop has a length of 2.5'' and covers up the magazine pretty well. Can be placed and used anyway you want on the arca rail.
Decided to go with red and blue anodizing because nobody else does it. Everything is black anodized on the market and that was just to boring for me.
I see you're a northern neighbor. What's the cost of these (rail and bag stop)? I wish you could just throw it across the border here in WAThanks appreciate it! All in house design and machining.
AL 6061 and will fit pretty much all Arca rails on the market. This Arca rail is thicker, longer and heavier than other Rails on the market just for the Foundation stock just on a side note
The bag stop has a length of 2.5'' and covers up the magazine pretty well. Can be placed and used anyway you want on the arca rail.
Decided to go with red and blue anodizing because nobody else does it. Everything is black anodized on the market and that was just to boring for me.
Although, I'm heading up to BC end of the month...
All parts are prototypes but a batch of it is planned if there is even interest in it from people.
Shoot me a PM if you like.
Haven't worked out pricing yet but it will be competitive to others or even better.I see you're a northern neighbor. What's the cost of these (rail and bag stop)? I wish you could just throw it across the border here in WA
Although, I'm heading up to BC end of the month...
Shipping US or WA should not be problem or come visit me at my shop in Chilliwack BC.
Shoot me a PM
Would definitely be interested in a group buy.
Does the butt pad have the ability to cant?
Does the butt pad have the ability to cant?
View attachment 8068757Some Americana for you! Happy Monday!
Some Custom work from NewGenCNC Industries Ltd.
Red and Blue Anodized aluminum on a Genesis2. ( Available up on request)
Adjustable butt pad and AL spacer for LOP.
Hope you guys like it.
Cheers from CanadaView attachment 8068752View attachment 8068758
If there is enough people interested, i am making a batch of each part.
The butt pad has no can't adjustment at this time. Sorry
Maybe i have to go back on the drawing board for that one.
Never saw myself using it in the past on my chassis who were able to do so. But that's just me
If you're a competitor, a canted buttstock will cause more issues than solve them. IMHO.
