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NICE Mini 14 Sporter stock?

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  • Colt Super
    Yep.

    Doug
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  • 909Hemi
    quote:Yep.

    "Yep."? That's it???
    Is this how you acheived your 15,000+ posts Doug, by giving such wonderfully concise short answers that would require repeated stabs at more information? [8)]
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Give <Cecil Fredi> in Las Vegas a shout...He has a Warehouse full of Wood...and if He don't have a Stock in stock...He'll know where to send You...Cecil Fredi, 2017 Pinto Lane, Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
    <www.gunstockblanks.com>....Best....
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  • dfletcher
    I used Andean and for the price, their brown laminate no thumbhole is well made, nice finish and pretty much drop in. You have to do a bit of hand work (small chisel and file) where the gas block meets the forend, but it's pretty easy. The metal liner dropped in with no adjusting. Looks nice all around I think.
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  • Colt Super
    I apologize for the smartass reply.

    It was unworthy of me...and to you.

    Doug
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  • 909Hemi
    Thanks. I guess I'm going against the grain; seems everyone is turning their Mini's into "Black Rifles" these days... maybe they should have bought an AR platform in the 1st place?
    I like the traditional beauty of wood, and as far as I can tell, anyone who offered a drop-in Mini stock styled like the 10/22 stock pictured below would own the market for traditionalists like myself. The Andean stock is "Oh-Kay", but missing the checkering & grip cap style I'm really looking for.

    A02002_full.jpg
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  • nononsense
    909Hemi,

    "I guess I'm going against the graim;..."

    That would be my guess. The Mini-14 is not really in the 'Classic' style niche. The Mini-14 is a plinker at best, designed to attract those folks who want a 'sort of' battle rifle at less cost. In this vein, the biggest market is for the synthetic stocks and stocks with a military-type style.

    That picture from Coastal is a very nice composite wood assembly. And the price is even reasonable. Too bad they're out of stock.

    http://www.coastalgunstocksportssupply.com

    Given your parameters, I think you would be better served by using a stockmaker to get exactly what you think you want. That way, you have the input into the design and style rather than having to accept what someone else thinks is right. Claude Gatewood works with 10/22's a lot but has a custom business for other types of rifles.

    http://claudegatewood.com/

    Good Luck with your search!

    Best.
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