Help me with this stock

[Jordan Smith]

Hey fellas,

I recently received this stock in a trade, and I have no use for it, since I'm left-handed. I'm either going to trade it for something like an ambidextrous McMillan, or something, or I'm going to list it for sale in the EE, but I have no idea what it might be worth. Any ideas on the value of something like this? Inletted and bedded for a Rem 700 SA. Originally made for F-class, it's a heavy bugger!

Thanks!
Jordan

 

[ultimate_monkey]

any markings to a manufacturer or any thing?

it has a very home made feel about it from what i can see, with every thing being flat and straight / square cuts.

so to me, its worth what ever some one feels like paying for it, shoot for what you would be happy with and go from there

 

[Jefferson]

weigh it for anyone who wishes to use it in competition,

what do you have into it on trade,

worth about 400 beans, no more, starter stock,

Jefferson

 

[clatartar]

I'd chop some wood off of that and make a nice ftr stock out of that if I could.

 

[CyaN1de]

Looks like a homemade jobby to me.

Huge butt stock on it.

Probably $300-350 would be my guess.

Is it just me or does the fore end widen towards the front of the stock?

 

[Jordan Smith]

I think it might be a custom job, since there are no manufacturer markings, but there is something inscribed in the barrel channel about who it was made for, and that it's for F-class.

It was a complicated trade, involving several items, so I can't really say for sure what I traded for just the stock, but I suppose the stock would be worth something, to someone. Particularly, someone right-handed

The for end does not widen toward the front, it must just be the camera angle.

 

[Jordan Smith]

The inscription says that it was made by Pat Evans for "name of customer" - ISSF F-class.

The stock weighs 11.4lbs.

Any other thoughts on value?