Laminated Stocks Offer Value, Performance, and Style
Some folks think of laminated stocks as modestly-priced, “low-tech” alternatives for varmint and hunting rifles. In fact, for shooting disciplines that do not demand ultra-light weight, good laminated stocks give up nothing in performance to the most sophisticated composite stocks. And with laminates, it is relatively easy to fine-tune fit and ergonomics to suit the individual shooter. Available in a wide choice of colors, laminated stocks can also be very handsome.
In our Shooters’ Forum, you’ll find a thread showcasing laminated stocks. It’s worth viewing. There are many interesting designs, and a wide variety of rifles ranging from “walking varminters” to long-range prone rifles. CLICK HERE to View Laminated Stock Forum Thread
GRS Laminated Stock from Norway (Imported by Kelbly’s)
FalconPilot’s Shehane Tracker in Sierra Laminate with Clearcoat
20 Practical Varminter (UK Custom posted by PNSE)
Prone Rifle by Carl Bernosky (posted by 1Shot)
F-Class (Special) by Alex Sitman (posted by J. DeKort)
Veteran’s Team Rifle #2 by Doan Trevor (posted by GermanS1)
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Tags: Gunstock, laminated, MasterClass, Russo, Shehane
at the top of the Sept. 22, 2008 page there is a laminated stock rifle described as … “20 practical varminter (uk custom posted by pnse) … can someone help me learn more information on this rifle & stock … i am interested in a custom build … thanks, don
I am pretty sure this was a stock built by a UK stock maker Gary Cane, the gun was built by Steve Bowers (Specialist rifle service) I am sure Steve is building his own stocks now, google Specialist rifle services UK and take a look.
Regards
Gary Costello UK
the LAMS are a great stock but in my opinion the stock makers are putting the shaft to us on the prices,,I mean comeon guys,,$450 for an inletted unfinished stock blank is getting a little out of hand..How much ya got in that blank anyhow,,20-30 bucks….