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| I have two of their stocks that definitely have different style finishes. I bought them used so have no idea of their ages though. What in specific are you referring to? Texture, color, pattern? |
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| Posts: 596 | Location: Cheshire, England | Registered: 06 March 2005 |
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| Yes. I can see the difference you mean. I have a two color camo stock that is more like the bottom rifle than top, I.e the black web is smoother. I would call HS directly, that thick webbing might be by design/order. They have been very responsive with my questions. Good luck. |
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| No matter what the color, they're great-shooting rifles. |
| Posts: 20171 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| They truly shoot well. |
| Posts: 10425 | Location: Texas... time to secede!! | Registered: 12 February 2004 |
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| quote: Originally posted by BaxterB: Yes. I can see the difference you mean. I have a two color camo stock that is more like the bottom rifle than top, I.e the black web is smoother. I would call HS directly, that thick webbing might be by design/order. They have been very responsive with my questions. Good luck.
LOP is too short on the camo stock. Sell it immediately. |
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| I was told by their salesman that all of the stock painting is done by one guy. This was told to me in January of this year. I bet he is a busy dude. |
| Posts: 154 | Location: N. Texas | Registered: 26 February 2014 |
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| FYI: I just received an HS stock in the mail (not directly from HS but a new stock), and the paint job (tan/black spider web) is the "smoother" finish. It is not the glossy type as shown in the first pics above. Good Luck |
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