[Lirimacora]

Just wanted to share this with you guys. Not completely done and this is a project that is going to take a long time to complete.

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Bar-10 Gspec Slideshow by lirimacora | Photobucket

 

[p2skater1]

Will it have an adjustable cheek rest? Also what printer will you be using because that would be rather big.

 

[Southclaw]

Why would you print that with a 3d printer? thats a horrid idea, for one, its really expensive to even USE a printer that big, and two it would have quite a bit of internal shrinkage leading to warping and other problems. If I were you I would use a router something like that. A CNC router would make that a piece of cake. I dont know where you got the idea that it was going to be printed p2skater1, but OP I certainly wouldn't suggest trying it.

 

[Lirimacora]

This stock is going to be made in wood. Sry for not clarifying that. And yes it is going to have an adjustable cheek rest.

 

[Patton3660]

Looks amazing! Can't wait to see how this turns out.

 

[p2skater1]

Why would you print that with a 3d printer? thats a horrid idea, for one, its really expensive to even USE a printer that big, and two it would have quite a bit of internal shrinkage leading to warping and other problems. If I were you I would use a router something like that. A CNC router would make that a piece of cake. I dont know where you got the idea that it was going to be printed p2skater1, but OP I certainly wouldn't suggest trying it.

That's why I was aksing lol..

 

[Southclaw]

Any prefrence on your wood?

 

[Lirimacora]

I was recommended to try in birch first, as this will be my first stock and proper wood project. But I really want it in Walnut at some point.

 

[p2skater1]

Cherry wood/walnut would look beautiful...

 

[RebeLLion]

Ow man ! That looks sweet ! Cant wait for more progress

 

[Southclaw]

Birch is probably a good starting point. Oak could be another good choice, since it's your first stock, just go with something cheap yet durable. Around me, a chunk of walnut that big has just as big a price tag to go with it. And if you plan to paint it you wouldn't see the wood anyway . I have been wanting to see how a stock coated in truck bed liner would hold up, but that seems almost the same thing as just fiberglassing a foam stock.

 

[Lirimacora]

Almost done, need the rubber for the shoulder rest, with the stock. Did some quick modeling of the receiver, trigger, cylinder and barrel for appearance sake.

But i believe that the stock is otherwise done, virtually atleast.

Rifle Stock Slideshow by lirimacora | Photobucket