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tailchain · August 5, 2012, 01:43 PM

Richard Micro-Fit stocks are definitely not for someone that is looking for a drop-in and walk off type of job, but if you take your time and lots of sanding you can end up with a first class stock. And I mean lots of sanding and fitting. Then more progressive sanding all the way to 2500 grit and high quality finish in many layers. It probably isn't economically sensible but it is a hobby after all and well worth all the effort.
Looks like you ended up with a fine stock for your rifle, congrats.

August 5, 2012, 01:43 PM	#3
tailchain Member Join Date: January 5, 2011 Location: Shreveport, La. Posts: 88	Richard Stocks Richard Micro-Fit stocks are definitely not for someone that is looking for a drop-in and walk off type of job, but if you take your time and lots of sanding you can end up with a first class stock. And I mean lots of sanding and fitting. Then more progressive sanding all the way to 2500 grit and high quality finish in many layers. It probably isn't economically sensible but it is a hobby after all and well worth all the effort. Looks like you ended up with a fine stock for your rifle, congrats.