RAW rolling upgrades ?

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Once upon a time there was stock style options....and many laminate colors besides just this charcoal and walnut shown in the pic. Sadly these stocks are long gone.

My favorite of the Martin Era stocks is my charcoal/blue deep belly FT stock...very rare indeed!

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With the number of RAW’s I’ve owned (several) I prefer the TM-BM series of rifles, the HMX line are bullet proof “no pun intended” , but I agree the stock’s both chassis and laminate are not the most appealing but serve their purpose nicely.

The original stock’s that Martin fitted were beautiful.the guns are very accurate and dependable which to me is the best qualities of the gun, pull it of the safe, shoots the same as when you put there. Time and Time again.
 
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Sell682 said:
I see RAW has made cosmetic changes to their platform but have they made any internal updates?

Seems like the internal makings have stood the test of time but are there any improvements coming or those people would like to see?
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I think that some of improvements as shown in above YouTube videos may be adopted.

Regards,

Bhaur
 
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nomojo65 said:
With the number of RAW’s I’ve owned (several) I prefer the TM-BM series of rifles, the HMX line are bullet proof “no pun intended” , but I agree the stock’s both chassis and laminate are not the most appealing but serve their purpose nicely.

The original stock’s that Martin fitted were beautiful.the guns are very accurate and dependable which to me is the best qualities of the gun, pull it of the safe, shoots the same as when you put there. Time and Time again.
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Yeah, it’s a shame that Martin no longer makes the stock.
In my experience on working on these guns, if you have a pre Airforce version. Hang on to it.
 
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