Need a custom wood stock

[358Scout]

Are there any wood stock makers in Canada? I'm looking for someone to make a wood stock for my Rem 700 Varmint SA.

 

[-JD-]

Well I ran across this site when I was looking for someone who would be willing to take on an apprentice.

http://www.scgunworks.ca/

Looks like they do very good work but it'll cost you 3 times more than your rifle did.

 

[sbound]

Take a look for Wenig and Richards Microfit on Google. Apparently both will ship to Canada and have 99% inletted stocks.

 

[corney]

I believe there is a guy in Harris Saskatchewan that makes gun stocks. Saw him at the gun show once in Saskatoon. Can't remember his name?

 

[billdick]

The guy at Harris is Robert Wilson.

 

[Panman]

There was a custom stock maker at the Calgary Gun Show in April who seemed to do some nice work. You might be able to get his name from the organizers (from thier booth registration list):

http://www.calgarygunshow.com/shows.html

 

[icedog]

Chris Wilcox (Wilcox Gunworks, Cherryville, B.C.) might be able to help ... 250 547 6480

 

[marshall]

What are you looking for in a stock , standard replacement or
something different ( read expencive)
Robert Wilson in Harris has decent wood and the price is
very reasable.
Are you able to finish it yourself.
The finial fitting and finishing is where the goes.
If you don't want to do the work and not spend
huge amount, what about a replacent plastic ( syth.) stock
Marshall

 

[sillymike]

Take a look for Wenig and Richards Microfit on Google. Apparently both will ship to Canada and have 99% inletted stocks.

Richards Microfit will ship to Canada... If you are buying something that is made to order... get ready for the wait... 2-3 moths usually translate to 6-8 months

 

[Bull's-Eye]

I am also curious about a fellow Canadian Stock maker. Would really like a nice one for my Anschutz 1717. Some amazing stock makers in the US however not sure if a custom walnut stock would make it across the boarder?

 

[Grouser]

Klaus Hyptmayer in PQ --- just google him -- awsome work fast turnaround -- his sight shows some great examples of his stockwork.
Cheers/luck

 

[manitou210]

couple of 700 s/a stocks

Have a couple of wood stocks for Rem 700 s/a PM if interested

Allunimum chasis walnut, barrel chanel would have to be sand out for HV barrel.

Rem 40x short action, new stock off 70s vintage gun never bedded oil finnish
manitou

 

[Bull's-Eye]

Chris Wilcox (Wilcox Gunworks, Cherryville, B.C.) might be able to help ... 250 547 6480

Does anyone know if he has an email address? I'm not much for talking

 

[bluebear]

Bryon Macon of Macon Stocks in Warsaw Missouri has some beatiful wood in all different price ranges, and different woods. Try Macon Gunstocks .com. I just recieved a stock from him iin Claro walnut.

 

[Kenjames]

X's 2 about Chris Wilcox. Great guy to deal with and does beautifull work. Not sure if he has e-mail.

 

[Boss Hogg]

I have some in stock. I'll send a you a PM.

 

[stickhunter]

Bryon Macon of Macon Stocks in Warsaw Missouri has some beatiful wood in all different price ranges, and different woods. Try Macon Gunstocks .com. I just recieved a stock from him iin Claro walnut.

x2 on Macon if you can't find a Canadian supplier for what you want. I ordered two 90% inletted stocks for my Marlin's and they are very nicely done. The inletting was pretty easy to complete, but there is quite a bit of shaping that's required to remove the excess wood and profile it to your liking.

All-in-all, I had a very good experience with Macon and their prices were quite reasonable for some unique looking wood.

 

[Bull's-Eye]

Thanks for the reply guys. I have found exactly what I need.

 

[catnthehatt]

I am also curious about a fellow Canadian Stock maker. Would really like a nice one for my Anschutz 1717. Some amazing stock makers in the US however not sure if a custom walnut stock would make it across the boarder?

Check with Paul Reibin in Kamloops - Rangesports Unlimited
(250) 372 7030
Cat

 

[lnmcleod]

Saw Robert Wilson in Hanna about a month ago. Has some really interesting wood in some of his stock. Worth having a look at.
Good luck
Larry