HB Rifle Stocks

Making a Rifle Stock

[maniachill]

I very much enjoyed the video.
The audio was brutal.

[RGCbaseace]

Old school cnc with a pantograph very nice well done sir

[moonolyth]

That's Large foot print, frame looks almost set up for CNC. I don't have that kind of room. Ill probably us the CNC bearing and rod stuff and make a removable rifle stock frame (Part), that slides up/down to shorten my unit As I will be using mostly for smaller and stockier parts. Yours does look stable and stiff.

[tracyburson]

Awesome I love these stocks I need two of the blue for my model 700

[muhammadnurmaly]

Great creature art.... Very well wood crafting.

[fergusonfirearms]

I grew up in the same generation as you, and really enjoyed the music! Y'all can just turn it down if you don't like it. I thought that it was pretty cool. And don't listen to all the haters. You have some skills, and you like to make things. All they do is complain and troll. Keep up the good work, and publish part 2 one of these days!

[canaldozike]

Excelente trabalho amigo parabéns! Quanto tempo leva para reproduzir essa coronha ! Desde já agradeço obrigado.

[billrey]

That is pretty cool! Thanks for posting!

[paulbains]

Ive made lots of fancy stocks by hand . It started, because Im left handed . I found the comb height and cheek peice always wrong for the big scopes I use . I bought one of those tracers, but havent tried it yet, I was thinking of gluing hard foam add-ons to get the feel in the right places . I also wonder about wrapping the whole original in thick tape, to get it oversized, so I can finish it to a happy size . I dont here of anyone doing that ? I guess you could add -on and make a manlutcher long stock too .

[jrdeckard]

For a $5, 000 machine, and a few hours of work, you get a 75% finished stock. I can buy one, completely done for under $200.

[careygregg]

I worked for a gun stock factory and I was a carver operator an the stocks were a lot smoother than this was .

[deanmacka]

Top stuff mate, pretty cool machine you've got there mate . I'm looking forward in seeing the 2nd part . Great stuff mate

[splash]

Very nice! Wish you had posted part 2 of the vid...

[easternWashington.]

Thank you, this has inspired me to get back to work on my riflestock. Any chance for part 2?

[speenlmar]

Did anyone see the dog? No helmet, no goggles, no nothing, just walking around 😁

[patrickc]

Why make an exact copy of a factory wood stock?

I get using it as a pantograph template if you used bondo or something to build up the comb or if you adjusted the length of pull, grip angle, etc. Why make it an exact copy?

[yl]

Interesting and thanks for sharing.
BUT: i had to mute, the music is so annoying.

[todtiger]

Great vid but please ditch that noise in the background.

[txdocprich_]

Sweet, I’d like to see the finished product

[Darkhorse]

nicely done sir 342, 125 views how many views did your critics get 0 most likely . looks very enjoyable tobuild your own stock and rifle.