F/Sale..Laminated stock..

[BigBear]

...Sold, pending funds..thanks for the replys..BB

[pphoenix]

Excalibur spends all this money, in researching the best stock, one that works and feels good, why would anyone change it.

[GaryL]

Excalibur spends all this money, in researching the best stock, one that works and feels good, why would anyone change it.

Nutten beats a custom stock, if I had the GREENS and it had the hole for my crankaroo I would grab it.

[GREYWOLF]

pphoenix if you ever shot one of these stocks you wouldnt be questioning why??? more stable , less vibration and many more reasons
if you can find some one around you that has one try it !! and you will see WHY

[Mark]

BB ,

If you need something done to the stock for fit or length of pull let me know. Mark up the areas you want changes made and i will make it the way you like. All you have to do is take care of shipping , no charge for altering the stock to suit you!!!!!


Regards Mark

[pphoenix]

one thing is for sure wood gets damaged, i own two shotguns and a rifle beside my crossbow, the rifle is in good condition because i only use it for deer from treestand, the shotguns, my over/under isn't bad because it's only used for clays, and it's only been out few times for small game and once for deer, my semi that i use for cottontails and jacks is really scratched bad, and there's nothing you can do to prevent that while going trough the woods, with the syntethic stock on my x-bow i won't have that problem. but again everybody's got a different opinion, i'm not saying that i wouldn't like a custom one, because i haven't tryed one, but i think i'll stick with the synthetic one, i not only like to shoot my crossbow, as i also look to look at it, that's why it's displayed in one of my walls, and with the syntethic one it will always look the same.

[GaryL]

Yep ya be right, however scratches, little nicks add character to the xbow. In other words not just a show piece

[MichiganBill]

Over time, wood stocks are sure to get scratched up quite a bit. I have a Horton Super Sport, about 13 years old. It has a solid walnut wood stock.
It looks like it has been through a veg-a--matic it has so many scratches and nicks on it. These come mostly from pulling it up and down from a tree stand with a rope. It just seems to hit everything on the way up and down. Still, I like the thing so much, I am actually going to buy a new one that I found still in stock at a retailer for, get this, $100 LESS than what I paid for the bow new 13 years ago!

[schnarrfuss]

That stock would look great on my Exomag. How is the weight of this compared to the original stock. Is it heavier????