Carbon stocks

[Nude nut]

Gday,
I am looking for some opinions on carbon stocks for FTR I personally would like to duplicate my current stock that I have been using for F standard here in Oz.
Any thoughts or advice of pros and cons of carbon stocks would be appreciated or a company you know of that makes carbon stocks.
I'm going to have a shoot with a bolle carbon stock this weekend that is made in Oz but there getting a bit common I would like a stock that's not the norm.

Cheers Trev

 

[Steve Jennings]

sjr-enterprises.com

 

[BP1]

sjr-enterprises.com

That’s definitely not the norm

 

[Nude nut]

sjr-enterprises.com

Thanks for you reply Steve.
I seen that the other day sure is different not really what I'm looking for.

Cheers Trev

 

[Scott Harris]

Thanks for you reply Steve.
I seen that the other day sure is different not really what I'm looking for.

Cheers Trev

Looks different, I've seen it shoot amazing.

 

[Nude nut]

Looks different, I've seen it shoot amazing.

Yes I'm sure it does.

Cheers Trev.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

A friend of mine from grade school makes the Scoville stocks with Bob. Great stocks, very high end works of art. Mcmillan will make any of their stocks in CF as well. They are good to work with, just tell them you want it as light as possible.

 

[Nude nut]

A friend of mine from grade school makes the Scoville stocks with Bob. Great stocks, very high end works of art. Mcmillan will make any of their stocks in CF as well. They are good to work with, just tell them you want it as light as possible.

Thanks Alex was just reading a post you replied to regarding accuracy nodes with stiff carbon stocks had me thinking if I'm making a mistake going the carbon route.

Cheers Trev.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I personally like a more flexible stock. Everyone has their own ideas on what makes a rifle accurate.

 

[Steve Jennings]

sjr-enetrprises.com stocks with bi-pod $800 expander kit with 1 pin $80