http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/...astava%20left%20hand

good news.

Thanks for the link. I want to change my stock out on my LH 458 Win Mag but I think that I want solid wood.

they are offering wood also in the options ...

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Originally posted by medved:
they are offering wood also in the options ...

Cool, did not see that.

Nobody asked my opinion, but there are a bunch of stocks out there that are light years ahead of what Boyd puts out... I have had two of theirs and they were both so clubby I made up my mind never to buy another.

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Originally posted by Doubless:
Nobody asked my opinion, but there are a bunch of stocks out there that are light years ahead of what Boyd puts out... I have had two of theirs and they were both so clubby I made up my mind never to buy another.

If you know of any other companies that make pre-fit stocks for left handed Zastava Mausers, I'd love to get their names.

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Originally posted by Fjold:

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Originally posted by Doubless:
Nobody asked my opinion, but there are a bunch of stocks out there that are light years ahead of what Boyd puts out... I have had two of theirs and they were both so clubby I made up my mind never to buy another.

If you know of any other companies that make pre-fit stocks for left handed Zastava Mausers, I'd love to get their names.

im all hears open too.

we tried with accurate but seems the market is no there ... at least for the lefty.

Do you guys think that the laminate stock will stand up to my 458 Win Mag?

Should I plan on installing a crossbolt or two?

Laminate is as tough as anything else is, crossbolts wouldn't hurt.

Sako has had a bad batch of laminate stocks splitting. Not sure how many people get their wood from Rutland.

I like them best out of all materials for a stock. As they are still wood, and feel like wood.

By looking at pictures and the description on the Boyds website, it seems like they come with dual crossbolts installed. If the shape of the wrist and forend are as slender as a Ruger Hawkeye laminated, I may pick one up.
Steve

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Originally posted by Fjold:
Do you guys think that the laminate stock will stand up to my 458 Win Mag?

Should I plan on installing a crossbolt or two?

Frank as Steve mentionned there is a dual crossbolts ... wont hurt anyway to do a bedding.

i think i will get one for my 9.3 and another one for my 458 like you ...

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Originally posted by Steve_in_OR:
By looking at pictures and the description on the Boyds website, it seems like they come with dual crossbolts installed. If the shape of the wrist and forend are as slender as a Ruger Hawkeye laminated, I may pick one up.
Steve

Thanks, I didn't even notice that, I guess I should have clicked on the picture.

I changed my barrel out for .750" diameter so I will have to open up the barrel channel and add the Pachmyar decelerator pad.

I bought one. Looks like a fat piece of plywood, which is what it is. I'm going to pare it down and use it as a pattern for turning my own stocks.

was it a drop in and fit well?

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Originally posted by Fjold:

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Originally posted by Doubless:
Nobody asked my opinion, but there are a bunch of stocks out there that are light years ahead of what Boyd puts out... I have had two of theirs and they were both so clubby I made up my mind never to buy another.

If you know of any other companies that make pre-fit stocks for left handed Zastava Mausers, I'd love to get their names.

I realize their name is Mudd in a lot of places, but Richards Microfit makes them. This one was an overstock and set me back about $50 a couple of years ago. Admittedly, it did take a few minutes of fitting to "drop in" my Zastava, but I like it for what it is.