Custom Stocks for Air Rifles

[Flintstone]

Perhaps this is old news but I found a UK website that makes gorgeous custom stocks for air rifles and is willing to ship to the U.S. for about 50 bucks. Inletted stocks look to be mostly for Weihrauch and Air Arms rifles. The web site is www.customstock.co.uk. Prices are very reasonable. I'm not in a place where I can buy right now but perhaps someone else will and share their opinion.

Mod Edit: Moved to Other Parts, Accessories and Equipment forum

 

[Uglyjohn]

I’ve ordered several stocks from CS UK and have been quite pleased with each one. They offer a few different models and some options including a stock made for us right-minded folks. The fit the gun as well as the factory stock, are attractively priced and for a small up charge can provide some pretty snappy walnut. Uj

 

[Flintstone]

That's good to hear. I sent an email asking if they would make a stock for my newly acquired Diana 34. No indeed, they do not. Too bad.

 

[rj222]

CustomStocks made most of the earlier factory air gun stocks Air Arms , Falcon, Ripley, Daystate, Park and the HW 77, 97.

very reasonable and quick, nice wood rarely great figured

I have CustomStocks for

TX SR

Falcon Fn19

HW77

Ripley AR 

These are Model CS1000 field Target Stocks

 

[gonzav71]

rj222,

How much does your TX SR weigh with the CS1000 FT stock? Does it weigh around 15 pounds with a scope?

I have a TX200 HC and it needs a heavier FT stock. I am seriously thinking of buying one.

Regards,

Leo

 

[rj222]

Mine weighes about 13 # it is laminated (not sure available) from Custom Stocks

Mine was retrofit with a shotgun adjustable cheek place. As customStock about the cheek option and riser adjustable too...they use a thumb screw ..better

 

[gonzav71]

RJ222,

Thanks for the pics. I’m sold on it. I wish they still had laminate wood as an option.

Leo

 

[rj222]

Leo ,

I would ALWAYS BUY A WALNUT STOCK IF POSSIBLE. They are much easier to maintain. The laminated stocks need to be watched for craving. The finish cracks and the laminates crack.

Walnut oiled stocks look better and dents can be steamed out gashes sanded and dub some oil Done.

Also beware of Target stocks breaking , again prefer Thumbhole with the web for strength. 

Just saying

RON

 

[Lathrop]

Nice share, thanks for the info.

 

[ChuckHunter]

Just what the doctor ordered!

Will Be giving this a try for sure...ive always hated the factory stock on my HW80K and and the CS700 looks like right up my alley! I'm having Mr Paul Watts do a carbine and fully shrouded barrel in .20 cal for me as we speak. This stock will be the final touch!

Thanks much for that link...

James from Michigan 

 

[cassiopia]

I have 2 of their stocks a thumb-hole I bought when I lived in Sheffield I was able to visit the factory and choose my blank, they took measurements etc this is on my old BSA Superstar that I was competing with. New one on my Weirauc h HW 90/Beeman/TheoBen which is my bunny gun when I don't want to use my CZ.22 Nice stocks.