Snowpeak I need help pls

[jesse_]

I'm struggling to choose between the snowpeak pr900w gen 2 wood stock and synthetic stock
And should I buy of neonsales?
Bc I really like the wood but I don't know if I can replace it if something happens and I want it to look good but I'm not sure which 1 to go for

 

[Perle]

In the long run I feel synthetic is easier and usually lighter

 

[jesse_]

In the long run I feel synthetic is easier and usually lighter

Ok thank you very much

 

[Kgphotos]

I'm struggling to choose between the snowpeak pr900w gen 2 wood stock and synthetic stock
And should I buy of neonsales?
Bc I really like the wood but I don't know if I can replace it if something happens and I want it to look good but I'm not sure which 1 to go for

I like wood stocks. I understand that plastic has its place sometimes; but a real wood stock is just… a real wood stock. All of my air rifles are either wood (preferably walnut) or a chassis style with adjustments galore. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it.
Kenny

 

[beerthief]

I'm struggling to choose between the snowpeak pr900w gen 2 wood stock and synthetic stock
And should I buy of neonsales?
Bc I really like the wood but I don't know if I can replace it if something happens and I want it to look good but I'm not sure which 1 to go for

this could have to do with what are you doing with the gun (outdoors hunting ?

synthetic stock wood's walker outdoors

wood might be easier to sell later if you sell ?

 

[WoodWelder]

Furniture always sells easier down the road........A lot of PB hunters purchase an after market synthetic stock and not have to worry about beating up the stock.

Edit: Welcome to the forum Jesse_!

 

[jesse_]

I like wood stocks. I understand that plastic has its place sometimes; but a real wood stock is just… a real wood stock. All of my air rifles are either wood (preferably walnut) or a chassis style with adjustments galore. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking to it.
Kenny

I agree it's just has that feeling that's so complex and a amazing feeling

 

[jesse_]

this could have to do with what are you doing with the gun (outdoors hunting ?

Well I just want to hunt birds and small game
And do target shooting

U do have a point

 

[jesse_]

Furniture always sells easier down the road........A lot of PB hunters purchase an after market synthetic stock and not have to worry about beating up the stock.

Edit: Welcome to the forum Jesse_!

Thank you very much to you all
I'm so glad to know I have some to help me through my troubling times
I really appreciate all of you

That is a good point
Thank you

 

[jesse_]

Do u guys think a swivel bipod and a scope will look good not it?

 

[JimD]

You will need a scope for sure. My favorite inexpensive scope are the Hawke Vantages. I have a 2-7 on my Prod and I think I shot a Bullshark with a 3-12. They also offer a 3-9. I added picatinny rails to the forend of my P35s for bipods. I think it looks good.

I went looking for the PR900 to be sure I remembered what it is. I only found pictures of the wood stock and SPA's website says it is German Beech. Beech is a hard wood so it would not be damaged easily. If you are reasonably careful with it you shouldn't damage it significantly. I agree synthetic is harder to damage but I prefer wood. My P35s all came with synthetic stocks and I made them wood stocks. I like wood.

 

[jesse_]

You will need a scope for sure. My favorite inexpensive scope are the Hawke Vantages. I have a 2-7 on my Prod and I think I shot a Bullshark with a 3-12. They also offer a 3-9. I added picatinny rails to the forend of my P35s for bipods. I think it looks good.

I went looking for the PR900 to be sure I remembered what it is. I only found pictures of the wood stock and SPA's website says it is German Beech. Beech is a hard wood so it would not be damaged easily. If you are reasonably careful with it you shouldn't damage it significantly. I agree synthetic is harder to damage but I prefer wood. My P35s all came with synthetic stocks and I made them wood stocks. I like wood.

Thank you fornall you help i really appreciate you

 

[Vetmx]

Just remember, a beat up wood stock is still prettier than a plastic stock. You can also sand and refinish a wood stock for more comfort by removing material.

 

[jesse_]

I never thought about thattt