M14 stocks Where?

I ordered my Boyds Pepper Laminate from DMFirearms.com $110 US plus shipping. IIRC $148 US total, and yes, they shipped it to Canada.

Cheers
Jay
 
Jay said:
I ordered my Boyds Pepper Laminate from DMFirearms.com $110 US plus shipping. IIRC $148 US total, and yes, they shipped it to Canada.

Cheers
Jay
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DM no longer ships gun related items out of the US.

"We are NO LONGER shipping any gun related items outside of the United States of America. We apologize about any inconvenience this may cause."
 
Jay said:
I ordered my Boyds Pepper Laminate from DMFirearms.com $110 US plus shipping. IIRC $148 US total, and yes, they shipped it to Canada.

Cheers
Jay
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Did your M14 fit in it nicely or did you have to undergo some elaborate fitting?
 
I pluged and played with mine. All that I needed to do was add the metal stuff from my nork and away I went.
 
I picked up a beautiful USGI Walnut stock with all the metal hardware for $125 weekend before last at a local gun show. Guys name was Steve, I'll PM you his email address he had a bunch for sale.
 
abalas said:
Did your M14 fit in it nicely or did you have to undergo some elaborate fitting?
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"Some" fitting... I had to fit the laminated top handguard, re-install the front sling swivel & metal buttpad, but, other than that, the barreled action dropped right in and I bedded it with JB Weld!

Cheers
Jay
 
Satain's was a standad walnut, requireing the stock liner , sling loop and stock ferrule to be installed.
other than that it was good to go as a dop in fit.
However.....
I epoxy bedded his stock liner , milled out channels for NM bedding and did a basic epoxy bedding application using a barrel "bedding fixture" to set the desired stock/barrel tension of 40ft lbs or there abouts.

I have a type 2 nutmeg laminate and it requires extensive bedding procedures as it is milled out for a rear lugged , and forward lugged receiver and the action inlet has no bearing surfaces set, you must build them in with epoxy and the appropiate bedding devices are almost needed for this stock.
If you have neve bedded a stock before, the type 2 can be kinda intimidating :D
 
M14 Stocks for sale

Hello Jamie

Don’t know how you made out with your search for an m14 stock, but I’m the Steve that Maritimer was talking about. After a great deal of time, &*@# and money I have a few USGI walnut and birch stocks and hand guards for sale. Please see http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=354808&highlight=m14+stocks for details. These are the real deal. Please let me know if you or your friends are interested.

Best regards

Steve
 
m14stocks said:
Hello Jamie

Don’t know how you made out with your search for an m14 stock, but I’m the Steve that Maritimer was talking about. After a great deal of time, &*@# and money I have a few USGI walnut and birch stocks and hand guards for sale. Please see http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=354808&highlight=m14+stocks for details. These are the real deal. Please let me know if you or your friends are interested.

Best regards

Steve
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PM sent............
 
im sure that's not a pm sent about buying one of these stocks,
but rather to see if he's got the whole "I'm a stock dealer" thing aproved and why he spams people's mailbox.
That's the exact message I could see in my PM box last week, how annoying
 
charles.emond said:
im sure that's not a pm sent about buying one of these stocks,
but rather to see if he's got the whole "I'm a stock dealer" thing aproved and why he spams people's mailbox.
That's the exact message I could see in my PM box last week, how annoying
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agreed....and maybe the post should be deleted?? .... and on another note...... if anyone is looking to purchase a quality finished M14s stock in fiberglass, from a registered CGN dealer...... send me an email m14doctor@hotmail.com ;)
 
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