New Longrange Hunting Hardwood laminate stocks

[Cerus Rifleworks]

We are currently CNC cutting high end laminate stocks for F-Class, Benchrest and Prone competition using exotic hardwoods and carbon fiber. In the works is a stock we're calling the "Longrange Hunter" for now. The shape is essentially tactical along the lines of a Manners T-4 or Macmillan A-5. Similar to both but an original shape.
Dropping this thread here to let you guys know we're venturing out of the competition stuff and invite you to check out our stocks and get some feedback on what would essentially be production "glam tactical" stocks (though I HATE that term)
The look of the new stock being "Perazzi shotgun meets long range steel"
I'll try and attach a couple pics of the stuff we're building now so you get some idea of our work.
Thx

WM
Cerus Rifleworks
Star, Idaho

 

[Rick Richard]

Purdy!

 

[FearNoWind]

Love the looks of your stuff, Bill, They're too pretty for my tactical/hunting where I'm in rocks and gravel most of the time. Back when I was in benchrest they'd have been a nice addition to my gear. Like a beautiful woman, I'd have wanted one to make the other fellas jealous.

 

[Cerus Rifleworks]

They're definitely not for everyone or every use. However they're about the same price as a composite stock and give everyone another option from the same ol stuff. I would argue that hunting rifles were always in the rocks and gravel and traditionally nice looking woods. We've gotten away from the tradition of good looking, heirloom type hunting/sporting rifles.

 

[FearNoWind]

They're definitely not for everyone or every use. However they're about the same price as a composite stock and give everyone another option from the same ol stuff. I would argue that hunting rifles were always in the rocks and gravel and traditionally nice looking woods. We've gotten away from the tradition of good looking, heirloom type hunting/sporting rifles.

OK, you've got me ALMOST convinced. I'll stay tuned ...................

 

[Len Backus]

Absolutely beautiful stocks.

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