Good deal. I've installed a lot in other stocks, just didn't see much for barrel contour pics to see if it's carbon laid, or fill. Appreciate the info.Yes super easy just drill your holes necessary sized and used the added t round nut that is supplied with the SRS rails. Then I epoxy over the top on the inside to make it nice.
As previously mentioned, I modified my VG to shorten the trigger reach. Started with 4 layers of cork tape on the front of the grip, 1" wide and about 1/16" thick. Then started applying several layers of JB Weld, shaping and sanding between applications. I did maybe 3-4 batches of JB until I was happy with the shape. A couple coats of filler primer smoothed out any blemishes. Finished it off by applying some Harbor Freight spray-on truck bed liner using a sponge for texture, then a good ol' sponge camo paint job for the rest of the stock.
Trigger reach is now a very comfortable 1.75", and the grip shape feels better then ever.
Well, if you decide to scrap it and start over, I’ll pay shippingI still wasn't happy. The rubber dots looked cheesy Ey Eff.
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I added an SRS balance Arca and also drilled the front to add a spartan bipod flush mount, no issues at all.Went through 20+ pages in this thread, has anyone installed a picatinny rail out front on one these? Or a srs hunter rail?
So my question…who is good enough with 3D printing that they could make an “extension” that could just click on or around the current stock? Figuring you could stick it on with something like double sided tape or even glue? Or am I missing something here? Would definitely be “easier” and could make it look nice if done in blacks or greys.As previously mentioned, I modified my VG to shorten the trigger reach. Started with 4 layers of cork tape on the front of the grip, 1" wide and about 1/16" thick. Then started applying several layers of JB Weld, shaping and sanding between applications. I did maybe 3-4 batches of JB until I was happy with the shape. A couple coats of filler primer smoothed out any blemishes. Finished it off by applying some Harbor Freight spray-on truck bed liner using a sponge for texture, then a good ol' sponge camo paint job for the rest of the stock.
Trigger reach is now a very comfortable 1.75", and the grip shape feels better then ever.
I've had this idea for grips as well as cheek risers.So my question…who is good enough with 3D printing that they could make an “extension” that could just click on or around the current stock? Figuring you could stick it on with something like double sided tape or even glue? Or am I missing something here? Would definitely be “easier” and could make it look nice if done in blacks or greys.
I think this would be an awesome idea! Let me know how people can get involved! I just listened to the Shoot to Hunt Podcast about the Rokstock and want to try and do a better job of making this already good stock even closer to the Rokstock. I wish I had all sorts of money and could just replace them all, but I can’t. So gonna try and put some lipstick on the pig (though this pig is pretty darn nice already), metaphorically speaking.I've had this idea for grips as well as cheek risers.
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I think this would be an awesome idea! Let me know how people can get involved! I just listened to the Shoot to Hunt Podcast about the Rokstock and want to try and do a better job of making this already good stock even closer to the Rokstock. I wish I had all sorts of money and could just replace them all, but I can’t. So gonna try and put some lipstick on the pig (though this pig is pretty darn nice already), metaphorically speaking.
I added an SRS balance Arca and also drilled the front to add a spartan bipod flush mount, no issues at all.
There is dense material all the way through. The inner material is softer than the carbon but still hard. Maybe @Stockys can tell us more about it. I drilled a bigger hole to put a recessed nut on the back side.How thick was the stock material where you mounted the balance arcs and bipod mount? Is it simple the stock material that the screws grabbed to or did you add something like JB weld inside the stock?
There is about 1/4” of carbon shell filled with a syntactic foam. You would definitely need epoxy or a nut to securely keep it in place.How thick was the stock material where you mounted the balance arcs and bipod mount? Is it simple the stock material that the screws grabbed to or did you add something like JB weld inside the stock?
Absolutely@Stockys Any chance that in the future you would ever build an aftermarket add on to these amazing stocks to decrease the trigger reach?
And this is why you have earned a customer for life. I appreciate it!!Absolutely
Absolutely
Make that 2 of us.And this is why you have earned a customer for life. I appreciate it!!
I would order at least 2.I would order two.
Dude, it's really hard to read your name as what it is. Every time I read it as something very different than Passing Gas.I would order at least 2.