CS Rifle Stocks

[Burts.22]

Evening all.
Can anyone please post the link to the Custom Stock (CS) website here?
For some reason I can't find it.
Thanks in advance.

Burts.22

[Burts.22]

Just found it, with use of the search function on this website.
I am thinking of ordering a CS 800 or a CS 1000 stock for FT.
Does someone on this forum has expierence with the CS 1000 stock?
Thanks in advance.

Burts.22

[Mike H]

CS800 is a lovely stock but not for FT. I'd go for a Paul Wilson myself
Mike.

[jayboy]

CS800 is a lovely stock but not for FT. I'd go for a Paul Wilson myself
Mike.

Can you enlighten as to why, I was thinking of one of these for a TX200. I have the cs500 stocks on my 97 and PS and find them both extremely comfortable...
(But I haven't done any FT yet).

Jay

[jayboy]

OK thanks bud....

Jay

[Mike H]

Not saying you couldn't do FT with it but a PW is much more suitable. For HFT the 800 is great though
Mike.

[HarryPotter]

Is it only me that loves CS1000's?

I have 2, 1 is a spare for my Ripley and the other for my 97K.

I like PW's as well, don't get me wrong, but CS1000's just have something about them (for me at least).

If Mr Mac opens in the States anytime soon, and you don't mind a bit of work you could go for one of his DIY stocks.

[lightning22]

If Mr Mac opens in the States anytime soon, and you don't mind a bit of work you could go for one of his DIY stocks.

Maccari website is up and running again

Rich

[Burts.22]

Thank you all for your reply.
My quest has been solved, thanks to Alfred de Vries of Quality Sporting Arms,
http://www.qsa-trading.nl/
During a New Year Meet at our local gun club, he told me that a FT stock for my X2R is available from Daystate.
I am very pleased with it.
The after sales service from Quality Sporting Arms and Daystate is certainly among the best around.

With best regards,
Burts.22