RAW sporter stock

[Mattb]

I couldn't find a lefty Raw sporter stock for my HM1000 so I decided to make one.
I bought some second hand carving tools and a piece of Cherry wood last year and made a stock for my HW100K which turned out ok so I bought a piece of Walnut and set about making a stock for the RAW. The only power tools used were a chordless drill to bulk out the inletting and a pillar drill for the trigger cutout and the mounting hole,the rest was carved by hand.
It's a learning process but really pleased with how it turned out.

[KCE]

You have done one hell of a job there with the basic tools a stock which many a rapid owner would like fitted to his action.
Good on you for getting out the tools.

Regards kev.

[nevadacowboy]

Some nice work there. Do you take commissions.

[Kernal]

Good God Matt that`s some really nice work you`ve done there,....Really , really nice work good on you Matt,

[Mattb]

Thanks guys,really appreciate the positive comments. It's a lot of work without a router/bandsaw etc but very rewarding and also nerve wracking at times

[Mattb]

Some nice work there. Do you take commissions.

I could possibly make another stock,depending on what was wanted but it would take quite a while as I work long hours during the week.

[KCE]

If you  keep going Mattb.
We will be adding you to the stock section lol.
Hope all goes well.

Regards kev.

[Mattb]

If you  keep going Mattb.
We will be adding you to the stock section lol.
Hope all goes well.

Regards kev.

Thanks Kev,long way to go yet

[Mattb]

Stock without the action

[KCE]

A cracking job as I said before and you only had basic hand tools.
A good choice of wood also may I say.

Regards kev.

[Mattb]

Thanks,it was a lucky find on eBay. Any ideas for a supplier of reasonable quality blanks Kev?

[Zack]

I couldn't find a lefty Raw sporter stock for my HM1000 so I decided to make one.
I bought some second hand carving tools and a piece of Cherry wood last year and made a stock for my HW100K which turned out ok so I bought a piece of Walnut and set about making a stock for the RAW. The only power tools used were a chordless drill to bulk out the inletting and a pillar drill for the trigger cutout and the mounting hole,the rest was carved by hand.
It's a learning process but really pleased with how it turned out.

Wow, that is stunning!  Superb work!

[Mattb]

Thanks Zack

[KevG]

thats bloody amazing.respect.
KevG

[Mattb]

Thanks Kev