Benchrest stock pictures

[TrxR]

Hi I am wondering if any of you all had mcmillan EDGE benchrest stocks? If so could you share some pictures? Looking for some ideas on color combos.

Thanks

 

[McMillan's ELRHQ]

Lots of color combos on PRB (http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/07/03/200-mcmillan-stock-colors-photos/).

Feel free to Email Max at McMillan maxwell@mcmillanusa.com with any questions on colors and stocks.

We do have some EDGE HV stock on ELRHQ.com that are primed and ready for your custom paint job.

 

[Sundown]

I take it your looking for pattern ideas. I'm sure Mcmillan can do this. Had this Dip Printed by DeadeyeLG.com

 

[McMillan's ELRHQ]

I take it your looking for pattern ideas. I'm sure Mcmillan can do this. Had this Dip Printed by DeadeyeLG.com

We do not offer hydro dip finishes.

 

[Bc'z]

Pick a color scheme and give me a shout.
No airbrushing or hand painted stripes, but I know a guy that does!

 

[pirate ammo]

Pick a color scheme and give me a shout.
No airbrushing or had painted stripes, but I know a guy that does!

paint it black with FLAMES

 

[ebb]

A good friend lost his leg and he was the best air brush guy I have ever known. When he went in to the shop for the first time after the amputation he stayed a long time. His wife was afraid to look in on him when he finally came in the artificial leg was black with flames.

 

[WyleWD]

We've got several McMillan stocks for BR. McMillan has about every color combination you can imagine In their marbled stocks, and do a terrific job of painting from what I've seen. From a practical standpoint, I like the marbled finishes. I saw one with a red fore end that marbled back to a dark blue that was REALLY sharp. Similar to the edge stock in the upper right hand corner of this page. https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/mcmillan-benchrest-stocks-2/ Another advantage to the marbled is you don't have to worry about chipping paint or paint adhesion in general. JMHO. WD

 

[Bc'z]

We've got several McMillan stocks for BR. McMillan has about every color combination you can imagine In their marbled stocks, and do a terrific job of painting from what I've seen. From a practical standpoint, I like the marbled finishes. I saw one with a red fore end that marbled back to a dark blue that was REALLY sharp. Similar to the edge stock in the upper right hand corner of this page. https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/mcmillan-benchrest-stocks-2/ Another advantage to the marbled is you don't have to worry about chipping paint or paint adhesion in general. JMHO. WD

McMillan stocks are very beautiful in thier natural state I like em for sure!

As far as chipping/ pealing paints, never been an issue for me. I use the appropriate products, steps processes and procedures for the task at hand.
Trust me on this
I start with a flexible 2 part flexible adhesion promoter, followed with a 2 part epoxy/urethane hybrid primer tintable as my foundation for sanding.
Followed with another coat of the 2 part adhesion promoter as a sealer.
Basecoats are catalyzed to promote cross link between ground and top coats.
Topped with a flexable clear.
Today I'm doing another McMillan stock in camo.

 

[WyleWD]

McMillan stocks are very beautiful in thier natural state I like em for sure!

As far as chipping/ pealing paints, never been an issue for me. I use the appropriate products, steps processes and procedures for the task at hand.
Trust me on thisView attachment 1100136
I start with a flexible 2 part flexible adhesion promoter, followed with a 2 part epoxy/urethane hybrid primer tintable as my foundation for sanding.
Followed with another coat of the 2 part adhesion promoter as a sealer.
Basecoats are catalyzed to promote cross link between ground and top coats.
Topped with a flexable clear.
Today I'm doing another McMillan stock in camo.

You've got all the right stuff there and have YOUR stuff wired tight too. NICE looking paint booth there too. Do you use an HVLP cup gun??

Very Good looking stock in the picture. Who is the maker of that stock in the picture? I have one very similar. Just curious. WD

 

[Bc'z]

You've got all the right stuff there and have YOUR stuff wired tight too. NICE looking paint booth there too. Do you use an HVLP cup gun??

Very Good looking stock in the picture. Who is the maker of that stock in the picture? I have one very similar. Just curious. WD

Data mini jet 1.2 neddle/nozzle set , 3m mini
disposable pps cups.
McMillan stock .
It's my buddies both, I need to weld up the hole in front for him.
He rescued a dead cat that got trapped and was stinking up the shop.

 

[1K6BRA]

I have been shooting this one for two years. It is quite a bit different than my heavy gun stocks but I have adapted to it easy enough and done well with it. I wish the recoil pad area was a little bit different but in a lighter recoiling cartridge I don’t think it is an issue,at least for me it hasn’t been. This one is chambered to 6.5 x 47 and weights 12 lbs.It would probably look a little bit better if I were to get it buffed and clearcoated,I should get around to that some day.

 

[TrxR]

I just seen one on facebook somewhere that looked like a Walnut stock.

i wonder if thats available.

 

[McMillan's ELRHQ]

I just seen one on facebook somewhere that looked like a Walnut stock.

i wonder if thats available.

We offer the McWoody pattern (top) ,and the McWalnut pattern (bottom).

 

[Dave Way]

Hi I am wondering if any of you all had mcmillan EDGE benchrest stocks? If so could you share some pictures? Looking for some ideas on color combos.

Thanks

I went here https://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/07/03/200-mcmillan-stock-colors-photos/

Liked this:



And ordered this, I love it:



The molded in color choices at McMillan are endless and no two are ever identical.

Dave.

 

[rjtfroggy]

View attachment 1100159 I have been shooting this one for two years. It is quite a bit different than my heavy gun stocks but I have adapted to it easy enough and done well with it. I wish the recoil pad area was a little bit different but in a lighter recoiling cartridge I don’t think it is an issue,at least for me it hasn’t been. This one is chambered to 6.5 x 47 and weights 12 lbs.It would probably look a little bit better if I were to get it buffed and clearcoated,I should get around to that some day.

I don't know how you do it but you posted one of my rifles again.

 

[1K6BRA]

I don't know how you do it but you posted one of my rifles again.

I sneak into Your house at night, get into the gun safe,snap a picture,put the gun away and post it. With the reason being I am trying to collect as many likes as I can!

 

[rjtfroggy]

If you can get by the dog you are more than welcomed.
Next time post up this one or this one. The puppy was 10 weeks old (6years ago) but that is his favorite position.

 

[boltfluter]

That "guard dog" looks a little too comfortable! The tongue action is too funny! Good dog.

Paul

 

[jonbearman]

McMillan stocks are very beautiful in thier natural state I like em for sure!

As far as chipping/ pealing paints, never been an issue for me. I use the appropriate products, steps processes and procedures for the task at hand.
Trust me on thisView attachment 1100136
I start with a flexible 2 part flexible adhesion promoter, followed with a 2 part epoxy/urethane hybrid primer tintable as my foundation for sanding.
Followed with another coat of the 2 part adhesion promoter as a sealer.
Basecoats are catalyzed to promote cross link between ground and top coats.
Topped with a flexable clear.
Today I'm doing another McMillan stock in camo.

Now that was done perfectly. Great work as always.