SOLD New Left-Hand BAT DS & LV Stock (unfinished, bedded for LH BAT DS)

[Matt-RetUSAF]

I’m selling a new left-handed BAT DS (LB, RP, LE with a PPC/BR bolt face) and a bedded/unfinished, LV stock bedded for the BAT DS. TM Stockworks inletted/bedded the stock, but it will need to be finished, stained or painted, and the action glued in. Tom made the butt plate and it already has the trigger guard.

With the action, stock, butt plate, and trigger guard, the setup weighs 3 lbs 9 ozs. Rick Hudak made the stock from Paulownia wood and carbon fiber. It has a carbon fiber wrapped triangle wedge running through the center of the stock.

I’m selling it because it’s a project that’s not gonna happen unfortunately. It’s a package deal, and I’m not separating it. No trades. The action will need to be shipped to an FFL.

Asking $xxxx shipped/insured.

If you have any questions or want to see more pictures, just let me know.

Thanks for looking!

 

[tillroot1]

I’m selling a new left-handed BAT DS (LB, RP, LE with a PPC/BR bolt face) and a bedded/unfinished, LV stock bedded for the BAT DS. TM Stockworks inletted/bedded the stock, but it will need to be finished, stained or painted, and the action glued in. Tom made the butt plate and it already has the trigger guard.

With the action, stock, butt plate, and trigger guard, the setup weighs 3 lbs 9 ozs. Rick Hudak made the stock from Paulownia wood and carbon fiber. It has a carbon fiber wrapped triangle wedge running through the center of the stock.

I’m selling it because it’s a project that’s not gonna happen unfortunately. It’s a package deal, and I’m not separating it. No trades. The action will need to be shipped to an FFL.

Asking $2200 shipped/insured.

If you have any questions or want to see more pictures, just let me know.

Thanks for looking!

Hi, I'm interested, you said the stock is bedded for the action, then said it needs glued in, will it work just bedded or will it have to be glued in? Thank you sir.

 

[Matt-RetUSAF]

That would be up to you. I mentioned glued in since most short range bench rest shooters glue in their actions. If you choose to screw it in, you would need to drill a hole in the stock for the front action screw. The rear one is already drilled to hold the trigger guard in place.

 

[ChasG]

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[Geronimo Jim]

I think it really sucks when the price is removed.