Repro stock maker website find

[donor]

I have found this yesterday and i have not seen any reference to this place on CGN so i share it.

http://fox-military.com/en/

Fox-military is a stock maker specializing in replacement stocks for milsurps.
His prices are very affordable i think and level of workmanship seems excellent.
Have a look,seems like a good deal for restoration projects.

Salut

 

[Buck Turgidson]

wow! great fined. This one is getting bookmarked for sure!

 

[H Wally]

Interesting. Glad to see someone specialising in the non-standard pieces. I wonder if one were to send him a new stock for a common rifle so he could copy it, he would give a discount for being able to have a new copy.

 

[Nabs]

Book marked, thanks for sharing.

 

[Craig0ry]

hmm no p14's or enfields

 

[Kernalvax]

I've got one of the g43 stocks and they are top shelf stocks
I was very happy with the quality and fit when I got it

 

[Pblatzz]

Interesting. Glad to see someone specialising in the non-standard pieces. I wonder if one were to send him a new stock for a common rifle so he could copy it, he would give a discount for being able to have a new copy.

How about a Ross rifle MIII???

 

[Deltasilver]

I've got one of the g43 stocks and they are top shelf stocks
I was very happy with the quality and fit when I got it

What wood was it made of (did you get a choice?), what was turn around time and most of all HOW MUCH?

...Oh, and pictures would be nice.

I have a sported 98az that deserves new wood.

 

[donor]

hmm no p14's or enfields

This one i have found very puzzling.I'm sure they can make custom stock ,maybe a copies of stocks send to them.I'm sure it's just a matter of writing up in "ask a question" section.

I think they can make stocks from walnut, birch, cherry and beech wood. Also new: laminat (for german rifles mostly).

I never dealt with them so i know just as much as i can read on site.
Personally i dream of nice Gew.98 (Danzing maybe?) with perfect .325 bore in full length,walnut stock finished in tung oil

 

[Tbolt]

I put in a question about the p-14.
We'll see if I get a response.
They do mention American stocks in the intro on the homepage.

 

[BadgerDog]

I think he's in Europe? ...

Here's another one that's in Oregon, U.S. ...

Randal Murray

Regards,
Badger

 

[Talquin]

Export issues if its from the states?

 

[fugawi]

I think he's in Europe? ...

Here's another one that's in Oregon, U.S. ...

Randal Murray

Regards,
Badger

He is in Poland. 48 is the country code for Poland and 793 is a mobile code. The auction site mentioned is a Polish one.

 

[Pblatzz]

Export issues if its from the states?

Yeah no kidding...

 

[sunray]

"...perfect .325 bore..." Two thou too big. The 7.92x57J uses a .323" bullet.
"...Danzing..." Danzig, perhaps? Danzig is in Germany these days.
The guy's in Krakow, Poland. (Needs to re-new the domain name too.) That may not be a big deal though. Seems to me our government is, shall we say, encouraging, trade with former Warsaw Pact countries. Don't ask me where I saw that though. Memory's good, but short.
"...and beech wood..." Can't imagine why anybody would want beech. Beech is pretty plain stuff. Money, maybe. He sure is using some very pretty wood. Wood like that'd cost a fortune in North America. Never mind having a custom stock made of it.
"...Export issues if it's from the States?..." Depends on what rifle. Stocks for rifles on the U.S. 'restricted for export' list(M14's, M1 Carbines, et al.) require their export permit and must come from a maker with their expensive exporter's licence. Most U.S. stock makers can sell everything they make, domestically, so they won't pay for the licence.