The Gary Cane Eperience, an Unboxing

[DRAGON64]

The process of ordering a stock from Gary Cane in England, took 7 months from the first payment, until you receive the package in the mail. To me, the wait was worth it! Sparing you all the details of dealing with customs coming and going, here is a simple unboxing of the stock I ordered for my Gen1 Benjamin Marauder.

https://youtu.be/lWvU7n45Q5c

 

[SDstephan]

It took you three and a half years to post this? This really does make me want to order a stock for my wife's Red Wolf. Supposedly they've done a few but have no pictures to share. If anyone reading this has such a FT stock for their Red Wolf, please share. Sorry for the hijack 

That is an awesome looking stock, since you've had it for a few years, can you let us know how it is holding up and if/how much it has made your shooting easier.

SD

 

[Simplyhooked]

Thanks for sharing and I must say, that's one beautiful piece of work and Gary Cane is still the man!



Nuff said!

 

[DonC]

Very nice! IMO he makes the best. I have one on my Anshutz 2002. Bought it in 2001. Black/grey laminate.

 

[pnwairgunner]

It took you three and a half years to post this? This really does make me want to order a stock for my wife's Red Wolf. Supposedly they've done a few but have no pictures to share. If anyone reading this has such a FT stock for their Red Wolf, please share. Sorry for the hijack 

That is an awesome looking stock, since you've had it for a few years, can you let us know how it is holding up and if/how much it has made your shooting easier.

SD

It took him 3 1/2 years to unwrap it! Hahaha 

Beautiful stock Dragon64. It is a piece of art. 

 

[tibor]

super nice..definitely worth the wait.

show rifle assembled.

 

[CyberDyneSystems]

Wow!

 

[DRAGON64]

Sorry, the video was posted 3-years ago on my older channel, and youtube spanked me because of some non-allowed content... so I closed the channel down. I just started a new channel yesterday, and I am trying to reload my old legacy videos again.

Thanks for the kudos, the stock is definitely better in person, a real work of art. As for the Crosman... with a little work, and some massaging, most any decent built rifle will perform well... I really liked the trigger group on the Gen1's, and the ease they are to work on. In hind sight, with te money spent, I probably could have just bought a well known FT brand and done just as good... but this was a lot of fun at the time, and the work was performed a little here and a little there over time.

 

[DRAGON64]

These pictures are a bit dated, but here is the stock with the Marauder resident...

Gary even made a relief cut for the screw I installed in the back of the action sealing up the hammer adjustment port... a dust cover of sorts. Did not want any dust particles getting in between the hammer and tube.