Boyd's stock for Marauder

[boogermeister]

I have a .22 Marauder that I have not shot in quite a while. It shoots well above its price point, but is just not a thrilling gun to shoot, a bit "blah" with the black stock.

Thinking about a Boyds stock for it. Anyone have one on theirs? Comments? Worth the money? Price mine out with the options I want and it is about 270 bucks. Seems like an expensive upgrade for a Marauder, but the damn gun shoots like a 1300 dollar gun. Thanks! Randy------------------

 

[oneshot61]

Definitely a good choice. I have a Boyd’s thumbhole laminate on my modified armada. Much lighter than you think and perfect ergonomics ( for me).

 

[dizzums]

its worth the money and makes it feel like a much higher end gun ... what i can tell you is boyds stocks are designed for firearms which will put the comb lower on a pcp because of the airtube .. it will put the cheekweld lower on the jaw instead of high on the cheek with any standard 'formed in' comb .. not a deal breaker ti me anyway .. just something to be aware of.

 

[boogermeister]

Nice stocks, thanks for sharing!! Dizzums- I was thinking of the adjustable comb option if I get one. Pretty sure I am.

 

[FuzzyGrub]

I think the only one with the adjustable comb option is the Pro-Varmint. I have one with adj comb, and nice looking, but weighs like the original oem wood stock. A little better ergonomics.

Take a look at the new crosman Turkish walnut stocks for the Mrod. They are a little lighter than the original wood, and slimmer, more like the syn stock. They have a wood adjustable comb riser, They are around $100. Good wood grain patterns is a roll of the dice and the finish is not as nice as Boyd's, but many refinish to their liking. Just something to consider if the $300 Boyds is too tough to swallow.

 

[boogermeister]

Thanks Fuzzy, I did not know about that one, I will take a look at it...

 

[AlanMcD]

I have a Boyd's stock on a Gen I gun, and as already said the adjustable cheek riser is pretty much needed - the gun looks great in the stock, but the adjustment lets it shoot great.

 

[mrzip]

I have one I like it. Using lower rings mags just fit. I like the thumb hole. 

 

[PeeWeeDaddy]

I have three.

On the .177 (Red)a Boyd’s Blaster that was fixed with a Brownell’s lift kit.

On the .22 (blue)a Boyds Varmint Stock with their lift kit.

On the .25 (salt/pepper) a Boyd’s Blaster..

 

[jdock5.0]

I have three.

On the .177 (Red)a Boyd’s Blaster that was fixed with a Brownell’s lift kit.

On the .22 (blue)a Boyds Varmint Stock with their lift kit.

On the .25 (salt/pepper) a Boyd’s Blaster..

First off, beautiful collection of rifles!!

Boyd’s doesn’t offer the blaster for the mrods correct? Did you inlet your own or is there a guy who does it?

 

[PeeWeeDaddy]

No, I didn’t.

A fellow that used to be on the GTA, golddregger does them.

Discos-R-Us did the salt & pepper.

Airgunstocks.com can build you one or if you revise him with the Blaster he will inlet for you..

 

[sasquatch]

I have one and it really is a sweet looker. To. Me anyway https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/boyds-stock-on-the-marauder/

 

[Tallen]

I bought the Mrod F & T which came with the Turkish walnut stock. It comes pretty raw as in unfinished but still usable. I chose to finish with just some simple Tru Oil stock finish. I buffed it slightly

 to take the gloss finish down some.