Does anyone know of a carbon fiber based rifle stock? Or someplace to get info on how to lay the carbon fiber to make one?
Gunsmithing Carbon Fiber Stock
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Most McMillan stocks can be made with carbon fiber (what they called their EDGE stocks), but must be special-ordered. I have an A1-3 EDGE and love it. The only disadvantages are that you can't have adjustable hardware (such as an adjustable cheekpiece or buttstock) and you can't get molded in colors.
Most McMillan stocks can be made with carbon fiber (what they called their EDGE stocks), but must be special-ordered. I have an A1-3 EDGE and love it. The only disadvantages are that you can't have adjustable hardware (such as an adjustable cheekpiece or buttstock) and you can't get molded in colors.
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I am really looking to try and possibly make my own. Any leads to where to find info on working with carbon fiber etc?
I am really looking to try and possibly make my own. Any leads to where to find info on working with carbon fiber etc?
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I also make stocks. I own molds for the rem hunter and the m-40. Carbon shells with a carbon/glass/epoxy foam core structure.
Light, robust, and very symetrical along the show line. Both on the shelf. Inlet to order.
C.
I also make stocks. I own molds for the rem hunter and the m-40. Carbon shells with a carbon/glass/epoxy foam core structure.
Light, robust, and very symetrical along the show line. Both on the shelf. Inlet to order.
C.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: C. Dixon</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I also make stocks. I own molds for the rem hunter and the m-40. Carbon shells with a carbon/glass/epoxy foam core structure.
Light, robust, and very symetrical along the show line. Both on the shelf. Inlet to order.
C.</div></div>
I don't own one of these nor have I used one but I have seen the M40 in person and saw the torture test that Chad puts these through and I gotta think they are as good as any out there as far as strength and durability.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: C. Dixon</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I also make stocks. I own molds for the rem hunter and the m-40. Carbon shells with a carbon/glass/epoxy foam core structure.
Light, robust, and very symetrical along the show line. Both on the shelf. Inlet to order.
C.</div></div>
I don't own one of these nor have I used one but I have seen the M40 in person and saw the torture test that Chad puts these through and I gotta think they are as good as any out there as far as strength and durability.
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