#1 Firearm Enthusiast
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Pink stocks
I have been looking all over the internet for a pink laminate stock blank, no luck. anybody have a line on one?
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#3 Firearm Enthusiast
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My ol'lady wants a pink stock for a rem 700 .270. I bought her a rem 597 with it, but havnt been able to find the wood that was used, i have been in contact with remington, and their custom shop, but no luck.
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Here's a link that might help. they don't have a solid pink laminate, but they have blanks with pink in them.
Laminated Colors
You may also want to check with Rutland Plywood, they build a lot of laminate blanks.
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We had a feller here stain his Mosin Nagant stock Blue and it shor was perty.
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i know that you can buy an unfinished stock and use RIT dye on it.
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#7 Firearm Zealot
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Boyds has had pink (pink and black?) laminated stocks from time to time. They also sell blanks. You might call them.
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#8 Firearm Enthusiast
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I will try boyds, thanks, she does want the laminate, so i don't think i can get away with just a stain. they sure don't make things easy on us...
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#10 Resident Curmudgeon
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Looks a little like some sort of pakkawood, maybe pakkawood that was bleached the way woodworkers treat the wood for French Provincial furniture?
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Use a pink stain on her glasses and dont bring the gun out until she has them on. sam.
#12 Firearm Enthusiast
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that was a really awful pic, i will try to get one on of hers tomorrow.
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Pink synthetic stock
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Originally Posted by
ShawnF
I have been looking all over the internet for a pink laminate stock blank, no luck. anybody have a line on one?
Shawn. I recently purchased a youth model savage and had the synthetic stock painted pink at a body shop. It looks awesome! just another option if you can't come up with a laminated stock.
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Dang...woodworkers already know where to get the stuff
Ok, here's whatcha do...get a unfinished BIRCH stock / blank...or other light wood like Parawood (White Mahogany).
Go get some pink stain from your local unfinished furniture store. (Wood You or other)
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