Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by TassieTiger » 26 May 2020, 9:08 pm

Coolios - hope you didn’t order the bx model, with all the reported trouble - never mind, am sure you didn’t.
12 weeks - wow. Is that 12 weeks pre covid ? Because that’s 20 weeks now lol
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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by ozzielee303 » 27 May 2020, 8:22 pm

TassieTiger wrote:Coolios - hope you didn’t order the bx model, with all the reported trouble - never mind, am sure you didn’t.
12 weeks - wow. Is that 12 weeks pre covid ? Because that’s 20 weeks now lol

Hey Tassie
Bx model,whats that one?
I ordered the M40 style one,you got me worried now????? :unknown:
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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by TassieTiger » 28 May 2020, 2:51 pm

Sorry mate - it’s just a bit of a long standing joke I do - there’s no BX. You’ll be good ! :thumbsup:
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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by ozzielee303 » 28 May 2020, 8:38 pm

TassieTiger wrote:Sorry mate - it’s just a bit of a long standing joke I do - there’s no BX. You’ll be good ! :thumbsup:

Holy Poop,had me going,could have kept stringing me along mate ;)
Yeah,I ordered the black with grey spiderweb,now just have to sit back and wait for it. :thumbsup:
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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by solarpak » 03 Jun 2020, 9:51 pm

Ozzielee,
i am in a similar situation - i picked up a howa stainless sporter barrelled action in 6.5 creed just as a project of sorts to see if I can come ups with a sub 4kg stalking rifle.
With it being a budget build in mind - finding a suitable stock that is around 1 kg or less is now on the cards. Being a stalking rifle - carried more than shot - tack-driving accuracy isnt needed and thus the need for pillars probably isnt there - but a bit of glass bedding around the recoil lug may do. Whilst a boyds laminate stock could work i think a walnut stock (italian made version that OSA used to import - if i can find one) may be best - and just get the recoil lug bedded and the barrel channel sealed against moisture egress.

Good fun trying to achieve my outcome!!
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Re: Buy a Boyd's stock and get it pillar bedded???

Post by ozzielee303 » 04 Jun 2020, 9:07 pm

solarpak wrote:Ozzielee,
i am in a similar situation - i picked up a howa stainless sporter barrelled action in 6.5 creed just as a project of sorts to see if I can come ups with a sub 4kg stalking rifle.
With it being a budget build in mind - finding a suitable stock that is around 1 kg or less is now on the cards. Being a stalking rifle - carried more than shot - tack-driving accuracy isnt needed and thus the need for pillars probably isnt there - but a bit of glass bedding around the recoil lug may do. Whilst a boyds laminate stock could work i think a walnut stock (italian made version that OSA used to import - if i can find one) may be best - and just get the recoil lug bedded and the barrel channel sealed against moisture egress.

Good fun trying to achieve my outcome!!
C.

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sounds like you will have fun trying to get to your ideal weight for the rifle,good luck mate,I'm sure you will do it,I like to potter around on my firearms,if it does not work,I will try something else and get something that might work,trouble is I have to many irons in the fire so to speak :thumbsup:
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