Let's See Your M305 Builds!

[CTS]

Just found the price of the Blackfeather Stock.....not so nice at 639.95. Haha

[NilRecurring]

That's about the same as what you would be paying for a Troy or VLTOR stock. Bonus points for supporting a Canadian business. Most M305/M1A/M14 stocks are pretty pricey.

[notsorichguy]

Just found the price of the Blackfeather Stock.....not so nice at 639.95. Haha

considering a decent stock is $200, add in bedding etc. 639 ain't bad for what you're getting....

[quanghoa.hong]

Here's mine,
M305 in an archangel stock + a trijicon accupoint 1-4x24 on a sadlak mount

[quanghoa.hong]

Here's mine,
M305 in an archangel stock + a trijicon accupoint 1-4x24 on a sadlak mount

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[tavares86]

[Odd Shot]

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That looks great!

I can't be sure from the picture, but did you shave down the material on the stock at the end of the charging handle (the op rod handle) so that the receiver heel sits flush with the stock?

[Odd Shot]

Just found the price of the Blackfeather Stock.....not so nice at 639.95. Haha

Pricey? Yes! But absolutely worth it!

[Odd Shot]

That is STUNNING!! Nice job!

Thanks! It's the "Deluxe Italian Walnut" brought in by SFRC. I stripped the original finish and stain, and refinished it with just Tru Oil (10 coats). It really brought out the natural glow and features of the walnut

Wow, Odd Shot. That's all I can say, two prime examples of what can be done with the M305. Kudos

Thank you!

AWESOME!! what kind of stock is that? I need it!!!!

My three:

Would also love to know what stock that is, makes me want to buy an M305!

It's a M14.ca Blackfeather stock with the Scout Hand Guard and Mission First Tactical butt stock.

[quanghoa.hong]

That looks great!

I can't be sure from the picture, but did you shave down the material on the stock at the end of the charging handle (the op rod handle) so that the receiver heel sits flush with the stock?

Thanks!
It definitely looks like that in the picture, but that's actually some residual grease that I used to ease the rifle into the stock. I only had to trim a bit off of the front end of the stock (directly above where the bipod was mounted).
Other than that the stock fits quite tight, no play at all, which is good imo.