What do your wood-stocked Norinco M-305s look like?

[Unregistered]

I am thinking about ordering some wood stocks, such as Boyd's, to replace the Norinco wood. (I already have a synthetic stock.) But I am not sure how it would look. Has anyone used the pepper laminates or walnut stocks from Boyd's, or other common wood stocks? What do they look like on the rifle?

 

[Couch-Gator]

See the M14 picture thread....a couple real nice Boyd's laminate jobbies in there....by the way if your gonna order from Boyd's, throw an extra pepper laminate for me and I'll make it worth your while.

 

[mdbuckle]

This is a refinished Norinco stock...

 

[timberhunter]

My norinco stock isn't even fit to burn in the woodstove
But I've solved that problem

 

[ArcticGunNut]

This is a boyds Walnut stock and H/G I had on my gun a few years ago.

 

[Schneider27]

Wow mdbuckle..the stock like way nice...How did you do the job !?

Schneider

 

[OC-3]

Boyd's PL

 

[mdbuckle]

Wow mdbuckle..the stock like way nice...How did you do the job !?

Schneider

Dishwasher, a bit of sanding and some tung oil from Canadian Tire. It was quite easy.

 

[OneBarfly]

Here's a pic of mine with a wood stock. Got it from the "stock pile" at Boyds. Shipping was more than the price of one stock, so I bought two. Slight flaws, but way better than the Norinco "sponge wood"

Here's a pick of the stocks with a coat of BLO on them. The 'Rinco one is on top for comparison.

 

[mercuryv8]

That walnut stock and HG look great!!! Now I may have something new to add to my wishlist.

Nic

 

[godgab]

Here's my norinco refinished stock:

 

[platnumbob]

my refinished rinco stock:

 

[Master-G]

Here's my Boyd's Pepper Laminate...I really like the stock, although the fit was less than perfect:

Here's the original stock after I refinished it: