Ross Rifle Wood

[Saskatoon Reader]

anyone out there know of a source for military wood for a Mk 111???

 

[cantom]

anyone out there know of a source for military wood for a Mk 111???

Stoggie started turning them out. You'll have to get in line and let's hope he's still doing them.

 

[enefgee]

delete - must learn to read post

 

[boots-]

bump. i just bought a m 10 ross with a sporterised stock. i was wondering if there was a source for a wood set

 

[cantom]

bump. i just bought a m 10 ross with a sporterised stock. i was wondering if there was a source for a wood set

Stoggie

 

[cross-sticks]

Who is Stoggie and where is he at

 

[cantom]

Who is Stoggie and where is he at

Just send him a private message. Type Stoggie in and send your request.

 

[cantom]

Here is a rifle with one of Stoggie's stocks on it.


http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=786557

 

[desporterizer]

He does good work but its a lot more work to get it to fit. Finding a nosecap is the killer. I planned on making one from sheet steel but even finding a pattern is a problem. Make sure you rifle is worth it cause if you ever want to sell it you will take a beating if the bore is anything less than mint. So far, I have been offered less than I paid for the stock.

 

[H Wally]

I would strongly recommend Stoggie as a stock maker - once I get my act together I'll be buying more of his.


Also, as far as nose caps - was quoted $400 by a machinist to have a nose cap milled, which is the only way to make the MKIII caps. Fortunately I've got lots of MK1 and MK2 caps to trade for milled ones