I have 6 pcps and 5 of them came with plastic stocks. My Avenger was my second pcp and the cheapest at $300. My third was my first bullpup and that was also the configuration of the next 3. I made wood stocks for the Prod and P35s first because I use them a lot more. But I finally got around to restocking my Avenger. The wood is from old church pews. I don't think it is my prettiest stock but the LOP fits me as does the height of the comb. I also moved my hand away from the trigger but almost went too far with that. Getting the gun to fit me is a big reason I make them stocks.
Wood stock for my Avenger
- Thread starter JimD
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Very nice . Yes the wood stocked Avenger needs a raised cheek piece . I added an adjustable unit to my stock after grinding away the ambi cheek sides.
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Nice indeed! I'm a big fan of the wood stocks, and an adjustable/raised cheek piece is a must for me. Awesome repurpose of the church pews! I have a question on the trigger guard, does the original metal one fit into the wood guard that you shaped so well, or do you have to take the original metal one off?
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The trigger guard on mine is molded into the plastic butt stock. I wondered about a wood trigger guard but my Caiman has one so I decided it would be OK.
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I envy those who can do such nice wood work. I had 4 years of machine shop in high school , but never had woodshop. I see that's a left hand stock. Very nice work air.
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Thanks guys. I have the tools and can make sawdust pretty well but my machining abilities only extend to the simplest tasks. I used a thread repair insert to change the more forward action bolt from 4x.8 to the much more common 4x.7 mm, for instance. I can't imagine why Air Venturi would use such an odd thread pitch.
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