Who makes stocks?
- Thread starter M.sokyrka
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Mr Markin's work is second to none. I have one of his stock sets on a Remington Rolling block and it's perfect in every way.
Blastattack
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- Winnipeg MB
Now that’s interesting. I like rolling blocks a lot. Would you be willing to share the approximate cost of that work?
Trace used to. Don't know if they still do. - dan
+1 for Chris Griesbach. Very intimate with the Mauser. He built mine for my FN Mauser project. Really happy with it. Has become my go to gun.
Thats a beauty. - dan
I actually don't know the cost. The rifle was picked up from a fellow firearms enthusiast in Kelowna, at one of their half day gun shows. It's a work of art, chambered for the 5-70, built on a Swede contract RRB for the Danes. It came with the original stock as well.
Give Webber & Markin Gunsmiths a call. Phone: (250) 762-7575
Really decent people there, with lots of old school skillsets.
You don't specify what level of stock you are looking for. A semi-inlet stock for finishing yourself, or a full custom crafted finished stock, or something in between.
A plain walnut semi- inlet stock can be had for $150-$200. I do not know a current source for so called "drop-in" finished Mauser 98 sporter stocks in Canada.
A full custom stock from one of the more modestly priced makers in Canada will start around $2,500 to $3,000 depending on how fancy the wood is.
A plain walnut semi- inlet stock can be had for $150-$200. I do not know a current source for so called "drop-in" finished Mauser 98 sporter stocks in Canada.
A full custom stock from one of the more modestly priced makers in Canada will start around $2,500 to $3,000 depending on how fancy the wood is.
