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jsl3170
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Gents:

would some of you kindly upload a few pics of stocks you have had built for M70s? I am looking for some visual cues. Specific areas of interest include the pistol grip area and the forestock.

Thanks.
 
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Here are a couple Dean Zollinger did for me and my Dad.







William Berger

True courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway. - John Wayne

The courageous may not live forever, but the timid do not live at all.
 
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quite studly. thanks, boys.
 
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Back yard deer rifle............



 
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Beautiful stocks gentlemen!!! tu2

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you might also consider purchasing a set of plans of the Jerry Fisher design.

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx...2_d_310000001_d_4383
 
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nice idea. problem for me is that is roughly the same stock used on the factory guns, right? if so, when I shoulder the weapon in a natural, comfortable position for me I am high and to the right of the the sights/scope.

Thinking this means I need a thinner cheekpiece/cast on/lower comb?

Just don't know.

Thanks,

Jeff
 
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Originally posted by jsl3170:
nice idea. problem for me is that is roughly the same stock used on the factory guns, right? if so, when I shoulder the weapon in a natural, comfortable position for me I am high and to the right of the the sights/scope.

Thinking this means I need a thinner cheekpiece/cast on/lower comb?

Just don't know.

Thanks,

Jeff


You need to have some cast built into your stock.


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That's what I thought, Jim. Can't bend a rifle stock, though, like a shotgun stock as I understand it.

Don't some of the Mickeys come with cast in the stocks?
 
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