this guy sells stocks on the auction sites.is this wood decent,or junk?it looks allright in the photos but photos can be misleading.

His stocks on ebay are clubby and only the basic beginings of a stock. They need a lot of shaping. On the duplicating he did me right. He turned these for me. The one on the right is a piece of his wood. They aren't as close as you'll get from Shane Thompson or James Anderson, but they are very workable.

Terry

I also have a stock from him. The inletting is fine for my taste. Yes it leaves a lot of inletting and shaping but I don't mind that. My stock is in Bill Soverns capable hands right now waiting to be checkered. I look forward to showing it off on this forum as soon as I get it back.

thank you fellas.i think i am going to try one,i cannot find shit around here but factory seconds that are checked but repairable and i dont want to fix something twice.tc that stock on right is some nice lookin wood.

good value for wood, inletting is better than i can do.

2 dogs just a suggestion but you might want to stay away from the flat sawn stocks & look for a quarter sawn stock. FWIW.

what is the difference?are they easier to inlet or finish?

I agree with what everyone has said, yes a bit clubby but he leaves plenty of wood and the inletting is very workable. Honestly a good value when you consider the quality of wood and the inletting service.

http://stores.ebay.com/Dakotacliffs-Stock-Shop

Anyone got a phone number for Dakota Cliff's?

Thanks,

Garrett

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Originally posted by N. Garrett:
Anyone got a phone number for Dakota Cliff's?

Thanks,

Garrett

No phone# but here is the email address

[EMAIL]loisstiks@msn.com [/EMAIL]

Terry