Wildcat stocks

[Leeper]

I've used a few and, in general, I like them. I did get one in which the filler in the action area was soft and I had to dig it all out but this was a one-time occurrence and not typical at all. The stocks are light, strong, and the styles are good. A bit more work than a MacMillan or Bansner but much less than a Brown Precision.

 

[nomad 68]

Wish the did stocks for weatherby vanguards. I asked them and no dice. Didn't get the impression they plan on it either. Too bad, a lot of vanguards out there now.

 

[Mad_Mikee]

I wish they made stocks for the Sako 75/85 models. Not a lot of options for replacement stocks other than McMillan

 

[kman300]

Ok so lots of people like them. An edge is ~1k these days. What's the price for a ready to go wildcat?

 

[Why not?]

Ok so lots of people like them. An edge is ~1k these days. What's the price for a ready to go wildcat?

You start from here, http://wildcatcomposites.com/prices.html, and end spending much less.

Best of all, they excellent quality, and made in Canada

Ted

 

[Robmcleod82]

Ok so lots of people like them. An edge is ~1k these days. What's the price for a ready to go wildcat?

If you pay somebody to finish it around $1000. They are only cheap if you finish yourself. You are looking 350-450 for a sanded and filled blank. Then it needs inleting work, bedding, I like to pillar bed them as well, grind to fit recoil pad and paint. Depending on the stock there can be a fair number of hours to get them just right. Great project for the do it your selfer. Near the same cost as a McMillan if you are paying somebody to do it.