Anyone got a Manners stock in molded mud camo? Looking for a real picture of one. Thanks
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Manners Mud Camo
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Yea 
I should have mine in a few days I just am wanting to see a real picture of one. I got a T6 coming.
I should have mine in a few days I just am wanting to see a real picture of one. I got a T6 coming.
According to Manners my TF1 should be here this week or the next. I saw them in person at SHOT and loved it. Its a good mix of usable colors and something a little different.
3wide,
I confirmed the order on January 22 so it's been 132 days or 18.5 weeks. I paid for the stock a few weeks ago and was told it would be shipped the first or second week of June. I do know the folders take a little bit more time. This is only my experience so your wait may be different. I can't wait to get it!
Clay
I confirmed the order on January 22 so it's been 132 days or 18.5 weeks. I paid for the stock a few weeks ago and was told it would be shipped the first or second week of June. I do know the folders take a little bit more time. This is only my experience so your wait may be different. I can't wait to get it!
Clay
I lucked out. No T4As in stock at Stocky's or most others. So I called about converting a T4 to T4A (cannot be done, different molds). So then Jaime asked what I was looking for. T4A, Rem S/A, Manners Mini Chassis. So she says, I have one right here ready to ship, in Mud. I asked about repainting (they would paint for free), but decided to try the Mud. So my wait time, so far 5 days. I shipped yesterday.
Looks better in natural light than it does on the website.
Interestingly, so does MCS-Desert Sage.
Interestingly, so does MCS-Desert Sage.
That looks great. Those are exactly the colors I'm thinking of for a custom camo job on my new 300WM. Except I want it overall lighter, mostly sand colored with the red/clay and green/sage kind of washed out and hazy looking. LOVE Manners stocks!
3 wide. Im not sure they call it that. Their molded camos are 3 colors. They do a base and 2 colors over that. This is a camo pattern offered by them starting this year. I dig the colors. They are perfect for my area that is made up of red dirt, sand, and gumbo mud.
Plus one for this.
This is a T6a in desert sage:
I liked the Sage enough that I have an EH1 and an EH3 ordered as of 10am today for upcoming builds. The molded color only adds about 6-10oz on the EH series, per Matt @ MCS. I like this for the durability factor, and the stocks still come in right at the 2# mark which is 2.0-2.5# lighter than the T6a pictured, so all in all, I think its a fair trade off.
Yes: their web site lists them at 40/30/30, so I assume the 40 would be the base color.
Sweet looking camo, hope you can match it on the barrel, action and scope for a wonderful looking stick.
Plus one for this.
This is a T6a in desert sage:
I liked the Sage enough that I have an EH1 and an EH3 ordered as of 10am today for upcoming builds. The molded color only adds about 6-10oz on the EH series, per Matt @ MCS. I like this for the durability factor, and the stocks still come in right at the 2# mark which is 2.0-2.5# lighter than the T6a pictured, so all in all, I think its a fair trade off.
That Desert Sage DOES look much better in person than on the website! I went with a modified Forest to mimic the Desert Sage (40% Desert Sand 30% Coyote Tan and 30% OD Green) as it's just too light for my region. Regular forest is: 40 % Dark Earth 30% CoyoTan & 30% Desert Brown. I went with: 40 % Dark Earth 30% CoyoTan & 30% OD Green.
I won't be able to post pics until it arrives in September.
Here are the finished pictures, taken in Jon's driveway, of the 6.5cm all put together. These should give you a better idea of the Sage in real world light.
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Here is one we just completed at Accurate Ordnance last week, I coated the metal in a special blend we call "Spider Monkey"
That looks great. I like some of the molded camos but My EH1 will just be a lowly one color stock, until I decide how I am going to camo it.
Do these stocks need to have air cure cerakote/durakote or can they be cooked? Is there a temperature that works but does not hurt the stock? I can ask Tom but thought some of you guys would know.
Do these stocks need to have air cure cerakote/durakote or can they be cooked? Is there a temperature that works but does not hurt the stock? I can ask Tom but thought some of you guys would know.
I've got a rager for the Mud Camo. I wish I would have waited for it rather than getting the Midnight Camo. Alas I could not pass up a good deal.
Damn Patrick, that is squared away! I really want a folder like that but I want to keep weight down. I don't suppose you know what that weighs as pictured? I'm thinking 90% CF with fluted 24" (similar contour) and TBAC 30BA for a 6.5SAUM build, just trying to keep weight down but maintain decent balance.
Thanks
Thanks
Here is my mud...
I think this might seal the deal on my MUD decision, very nice! Now decide keep all metal black or go tan or other? I use to not give a crap what my guns looked like but after seeing stuff like this I just can't resist.
Here is mine fresh off the UPS truck:
It is a modified Forest where I substituted OD green for brown. The percentages are:
Dark Earth = 40%
Coyote Tan = 30%
OD Green = 30%
The jacket is somewhere between foliage and ranger green. The grey card is a 20% and the white card is 100%. I did a slight color and exposure correction as it is quite overcast today here and the exposure was a touch too dark:
Off to the gunsmith for bedding work and next month to the Cerekoter for some tactical grey (slightly darker than the trigger guard). Thanks to Tom Manners for tracking the stock down and getting it to me quickly.
It is a modified Forest where I substituted OD green for brown. The percentages are:
Dark Earth = 40%
Coyote Tan = 30%
OD Green = 30%
The jacket is somewhere between foliage and ranger green. The grey card is a 20% and the white card is 100%. I did a slight color and exposure correction as it is quite overcast today here and the exposure was a touch too dark:
Off to the gunsmith for bedding work and next month to the Cerekoter for some tactical grey (slightly darker than the trigger guard). Thanks to Tom Manners for tracking the stock down and getting it to me quickly.
Here is mine fresh off the UPS truck:
FINE looking Savage...and the stock ain't half bad too.
I'd be VERY curious to see it in various AOs...green grass, tall/tan grass, leaves, etc.
Are you actually interested in how the color scheme works or are you really just wanting me to post up a bunch of Savage porn for you?
It will be late Nov to Dec before I get the Cerekote completed and April before we see green leaves again. I'll take some photos over the Winter and again in the Spring though for you.
Here is my mud...
Drew that is awesome. Could you tell me what color cerakote you used on the barreled action? I've got a EH-3 in mud camo coming and need to decide on the cerakote color for my rifle. Thinking coyote tan...
Thanks!
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