CFX stock??

Hi there... again...

i was wondering if anybody had som experince with making new stocks for the CFX .177 ? laminated or massive, regular or thumbhole... the reason i´m asking is that i really loat the original stock... and i want something new... but again it´s seems to be a very challenging task, so a little help would be great!! so if anyone have the measurements, any ideas, advice of how an where to start or even a draving i would like to hear from you... i´m hoping to make a laminated thumbhole stock, because i really love the look of it.

By the way... Bob i think i´m in love with you, absolutely love the trigger... i have´nt really had the time to play with the adjustments yet ( i want a bit more clear definition of the two stages and a bit lighter second stage ) but already, without my preffered settings it´s absolutely a blast to shoot with. Got a dove in the second shot with it, the stupid little critter landed on the birdfeeder about 30 yards away from my kitchen window where i was trying it out, beautyfull placed shot, 16X magnification, Gamo TS-10 pellet and full frontal chestshot fell like it was struck by a hammer not even a twitch...

Best regards from Denmark

[Big_Bill]

Hello Sakarias,

James Maccari sells stocks in different stages of build up.

http://www.airguns.citymax.com/page/page/251327.htm

And we told you so !!!!! Trying to describe the feeling of Bob's GRT-III trigger, is indeed difficult. OUTSTANDING !!!, is the only word that I know of that even comes close !

[Gene_SC]

Mike aka Bullseye makes custom stocks. You might want to send him an email about what you want.. His prices are reasonable and he does some great work.

brown929669@bellsouth.net

Good Luck

Gene

[Splash]

Gene, unfortunatly I do not have a CFX, so I don't have any measurements. How about sending me 1 of yours, to make a patern out of and I will redress her and send her back. I'm waiting to see if there are going to be any more refurbs at natchez, before I get 1. I am about to start on a few S1K stocks, as soon as I finish another special project. I would be happy to answer any ?'s that you may have on making 1.
Mike

[CharlieDaTuna]

be careful when you adjust it as the adjustment span of the second stage is very narrow. Adjust in very tiny increments.