ttfreestyle
Silver $$ Contributor
I am looking at color ratios for a new Mcmillian stock, leaning toward red-black but still haven’t decided totally. Show me what ya have. Thanks
Mcmillian Stock color pictures wanted ( non painted )
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Dusty Stevens
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Man i got a sweet black/red at home. Its 75% black 25% red. I also have a 75%red/25% black one. I can send you a pic of either this weekend if you remind me. Im in puzzaz and group therapy’s stomping grounds working
ttfreestyle
Silver $$ Contributor
Great thanks, my last one was black/red/gray and was just a little dull for me.
ttfreestyle
Silver $$ Contributor
Nice! Orange may be something to consider.....
Alumni colors. Wouldn't normally have picked orange but it did turn out nice.
Originally I ask them to do it in "tiger stripe" pattern, which I think the red stock is. The Lady I talked to on the phone said for some reason the orange ones don't turn out well in that pattern. Glad I listened to her.
Here is an orange and white that I don't particularly like but I got it for a big discount.
Originally I ask them to do it in "tiger stripe" pattern, which I think the red stock is. The Lady I talked to on the phone said for some reason the orange ones don't turn out well in that pattern. Glad I listened to her.
Here is an orange and white that I don't particularly like but I got it for a big discount.
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
Orange always bleeds into the other colors when in the mold. Red seems to stay separated. White is another that they can get crisp lines with
Dusty Stevens
Shiner
I recommend sending them to bc’z on here and about 7 days later itll be perfect and you wont have to worry about another one on the line like it. You can get stupid colors from mcmillan and kelblys they have sitting on the shelf most times
Toolbreaker
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ttfreestyle
Silver $$ Contributor
Yes I have thanks, just looking for that perfect one ya know
Keep in mind, you can order two stocks, 50/50 red and black and they will both look different. The percentages simply let the molder know that you want more or less of a particular color, then they are eyeballed and fingerpainted into the mold. No two stocks are ever the same.
-Max (CSR @ McMillan)
Maxwell@McMillanusa.com
-Max (CSR @ McMillan)
Maxwell@McMillanusa.com
riverwolf1
Silver $$ Contributor
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alf
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And the first color is the dominate color, so a 50/50 black/orange will be darker than a 50/50 orange/black.
ttfreestyle
Silver $$ Contributor
Me likes this one !
Saw one of these at the range the other day in a sporter model.
Nice looking rig!
I just took delivery of this one.
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