Wood Inserts for Crosman Shoulder Stock

[RetatCDude]

I remember somebody making these.
Anybody remember?
Thanks

[JMJinNC]

Someone is selling them in the classified now.

http://www.crosman-air-pistol-owners-forum.com/board/index.php/topic,13370.0.html

JMJ

[RetatCDude]

Too much static there.
Connecticut?
I'll pass, thanks.

Not firearm ownership friendly.

[quickster47 †]

Sometimes you just need to "Sleep Through The Static" - Jack Johnson.

Carl

[JMJinNC]

RB grips used to make 'em, if that's who you're thinking of.

JMJ

[RetatCDude]

Ralph has not made them since his stint in hospital October or November.
Website is down.....

[JMJinNC]

I know... that's why I wrote "used to make 'em".

I don't know if Mountain Air stocked RB GRips or if they were just a middleman, but they had them on their site.

Honestly, they don't look too hard to make.

Good luck - JMJ

[BDS]

Hey Jim and Carl,

Next time I need help finding a product, be sure to let me crap all over your responses the way this guy does.

At least you tried

[K.O.]

he tends to do that I do not know if he even knows how he comes off as an person insecure  enough that he has to state things the way he does...

http://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=62904.0

I think I have seen others along the same vein also...

[RetatCDude]

I tell it like it is.

[K.O.]

so do I

[floydlong]

Funny I should read your post today as I have fitted my insert in my stock today. A friend of mine had some black cherry blanks that he dried for 10 months and gave me a 8 foot x
10 " x 2 1/2 " piece.  I simply laid the stock over the wood and traced out the design and cut it 1/8" oversized. Then I worked it down to the proper size. I finished it with three coats of semi-gloss polyurethane and fastened it with wood screws, two on top and two on bottom. I'll fill the bottom holes with JB Weld and touch up with black magic marker. For the top I'm making a cheek plate from the same wood and I'll mount it on 1/4" dowels into the same screw holes. It looks good so far and I'm hoping the cheek plate and in the future a new forearm will round it out. I'm not a wood worker but am pleased with the outcome.
F

[targettgii]

Floyd we have to see pics or it didn't happen.  

[quickster47 †]

Floyd we have to see pics or it didn't happen.  

No pictures or nothing took place. 

Carl

[Colt25]

I'm surprised Mike hasn't chimed in yet. He used to have a nice 2240 with wood inserts.
You can make your own, cut two pieces of wood 1/8" oversized and cut a slight taper in the sides (can be done on a belt sander or a really steady hand on the scroll saw) so the pieced draw together once tightened.