Beautiful stocks made by FORM for the FX DRS
FX Beatiful FORM walnut riflestock for FX DRS
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485 british pounds?
Or, for about the same amount of money, I could:
Purchase some walnut, a table saw, a router, some sandpaper, stain and oil, and then spend a few days out in the shop.
At the end of the weekend, Id be broke, exhausted and have nothing but a pile of firewood and saw dust!
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, and seems like its priced very well!
Or, for about the same amount of money, I could:
Purchase some walnut, a table saw, a router, some sandpaper, stain and oil, and then spend a few days out in the shop.
At the end of the weekend, Id be broke, exhausted and have nothing but a pile of firewood and saw dust!
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, and seems like its priced very well!
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I agree, the stock is beautifully crafted and well priced.
One can have rails attached if needed by FORM.
The checkering and thumb placement are added features that i really like
If i had seen this configuration of the DRS, it would have been high on the purchase list .
Not a fan of synthetics, or PRS stocks. And the walnut stock that FX offers is kinda bland
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Having received my Walnut grade 1 FX DRS, I was disappointed with the wood and the comb height. I've sold the stock on and ordered a Form Churchill.............now all I have to do is wait........
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Sweet!
Those stocks look much better than the factory stocks
Hope you get lucky and get a nice piece of Walnut
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I knew somebody would come out with a custom wood stock For the DRS. This is very nice and I would buy if I couldn’t do it myself. I’ll bet there will be more offerings coming.
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Those look nice, but my factory stock actually isn't bad. It just took some work to massage out the natural beauty in it. Had I bought a synthetic, I'd be giving these a pretty hard look though.
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Wow...Much better looking than i thought ..Nice piece of walnut!
That Looks Awesome!
Hope FX is looking
That Looks Awesome!
Hope FX is looking
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I ordered a Form stock for my DRS classic 22 700.
Looks like I have a month or so to wait .
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A month? Are they making them to order? It is kind of cool, if they are. It looks like it will be worth the wait.
I am normally indifferent towards wood and laminate stocks, but I really like the colors on that one. That is pretty.
A month? Are they making them to order? It is kind of cool, if they are. It looks like it will be worth the wait.
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Yah, I'm the same way. I would rather have a chassis.
This one caught my eye !
I'm just going by the dates on this thread from the time ROB said he ordered and from when he posted he received it.
Also from the videos I watched about Form they looked like a small ish company.
I will definitely share pics and quality when I get it !
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I love the Form stock parts for my Ghost. These are going to be very well fitting and very nice stocks
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I just received an email from Form Stocks, saying my stock is getting sanded then onto finishing.
So it sounds like they are made to order !
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Time to get your hopes up.
I am a bit sad they are not made to give access to regulator and hammer spring adjuster, i will want that no matter what.
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I drilled a hole in my synthetic stock to adjust hammer spring. I would not suggest that with this stock though. lol.Time to get your hopes up.
I am a bit sad they are not made to give access to regulator and hammer spring adjuster, i will want that no matter what.
I cannot make any adjustments with my Saber Tactical stock either. I think it is just something most of us accept when we buy the rifle.
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Rob, it's not that difficult to make a custom stock. Make a couple out of construction 2x8 (fir or spruce) to get a feel for the process before trying hardwood.
You don't need a lot of tools, I do most of the work with a 10" tablesaw.
I wrote up a 6 part guest blog for Pyramyd Air if your curious...
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by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Today's report is one you readers have been asking for, for a while. Reader Vana2, whose name is Hank, tells us how to make a wood stock. If you'd like to write a guest post for this blog, please email me. And now, take it away, Hank. This
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Cheers!
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Indeed, this is also why i have not picked up a DRSC which i do like to look at, i am hoping for a V2 version to come out in 25 that will have this option.
I have tried a internal regulator, and hard to reach hammer spring adjuster, i am never going back to that again.
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