Rifle Stocks

[Savage12]

Hey guys

I didn't quite know where to post this but here it is. I am considering beginning manufacturing carbon/glass fiber stocks and I'm here to ask... what are you looking for in a stock? By that I mean to say is a hunting stock should be...? A TR stock should be? An all purpose stock should be...? This will be a 100% Canadian endeavour focusing on the needs of Canadian firearms owners.

This may all come to reality by fall 2013.

Thanks for your input.

 

[jjohnwm]

If you haven't even decided what to make, and it's now March, you can't seriously think that you will have a quality product for sale this fall. Good luck, though.

I would be interested in a high-quality, sporter-style lightweight stock for Rem or Savage bolt actions.

 

[Savage12]

We aren't talking mass production yet, and you don't know the processes all ready in place to get going. But I appreciate the task in front of me. Once a final design is finished production can start in as little as one week.

 

[mh434]

One suggestion might be a Tacticool-type stock for Savage MkII's, as Boyd's can no longer export these, and they seem to be very popular...

 

[icedragonmx]

If you are doing a low volume production run, a tacticool style stock for a Ruger 77/22 would have a market here and in the US

 

[pounder]

Browning BAR stock would be good.

pounder

 

[snooker]

And ------- do you have plans for true left hand stocks?

 

[Savage12]

Thanks again for your input. Initial products will likely be ambidextrous with lh and rh stock models following.

 

[Savage12]

A question for you guys, how do you feel about buying an un-inlet stock offered at a reduced rate?

 

[chadeech]

Savage axis ...big seller only complaint is always the flex in the stock
its my next purchase and really would be right in line for a better stock

 

[Savage12]

Do you like the axis stock or are you simply hoping for a drop in inlet stock for your axis?

 

[chadeech]

Do you like the axis stock or are you simply hoping for a drop in inlet stock for your axis?

The original stock is just cheap feeling and too much flex in the front it is the only reoccuring complaint on this otherwise
great shooter

 

[Canadian_Zuk]

Axis stocks would sell like hot cakes. All savage axis' use the same action regardless of caliber so one stock design covers a large customer base. I'll take one in LH.

 

[Savage12]

Thanks guys keep this rolling I am finding lots of inspiration here

 

[chadeech]

Another one would be a laminate or beeffier stock for a marlin 795 again great gun but front part of stock way too skinny

 

[Savage12]

Does anyone have a savage axis stock they are willing to part with or lend?

 

[Savage12]

The stocks being produced will be either fiberglass or carbon fiber based on customer requests.

 

[ShadNuke]

I'd consider a stock for my Savage 30-06. I'm 6'4 and have a super long arm span. Shouldering rifles for me, in most cases, feels unnatural. How are you planning to make moulds? I used to make fibreglass truck accessories

 

[two-dogs]

I need a stock for my Browning Stainless Stalker short action, I shoot left and the factory stock has a palm swell for a right hand shooter. By Fall time sounds awesome. PLease let me know when it is ready to ship!

 

[Savage12]

I will try to design a stock that will allow inletting for various actions, but initially they will likely be made for remington, savage, tikka... with provision in the future to expand on other actions. That doesnt mean other actions won't fit easily in an inlet, it will just take more time to fit nicely.