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The OEM stock I have weighs 2 lbs 3 oz.

Fits in the cocking lever. Figure the fit out and then super glue it back in.

Yes, www.DiamondGunStocks.com

Slow progress, but still making progress.

First coat of oil and the walnut Tex Rex stock and a laminate Text Rex stock.

Yes there will be steel thread inserts used in the stock for the bottle strap.

It's been a busy week around here. Finally finished cutting on the Tex Rex stock.

Making chips making progress.

First Butt section off the mill.

I finished up prepping all the blocks to be machined. I purchased enough material to make three chassis for this first round. I am thinking 1) Condor, 1) Texan, and 1) Tex Rex but I need to do the design work for it and see if it will fit in raw material I have prepped.

Taking my latest Texan stock design and made changes to fit the Tex Rex. The valve on the Tex Rex is considerably bigger than the Texan and Condor valves in diameter and length. Had a request for one in the Tree Bark camo laminate, but want to prove out the CNC program before cutting it, so...

I have not coated this one yet, but leaning towards Burnt Bronze.

Thanks! Right now the cost is looking like in the $1400+ range. Sorry, there is just a lot of machining time and the material cost is pretty high.

The middle one Titanium Blue is the Performance Glass Fiber The Vortex Bronze is the Elite Carbon Fiber

CNC programing is completed for the Condor and Texan versions. I have the mill fixture made and stock blanks are cut. Slowly making progress. I h

I Cerakoted these last weekend. Standard Glass Fiber $352 and will be finished in black Cerakote Super Grip (In black) Performance Glass Fiber $447 and will be finished in Cerakote with color options and speckled/splatter finish. (In Titanium Blue with Silver splatter) Elite Carbon Fiber $577...

New camo Cerakote job on one of my Composite Carbon Fiber chassis stocks for the FX DRS Pro and Classic.

So A lot of times you have to build it before they will come.

Cheaper materials, seldom equals better quality. I think Barra set the mark for low cost with the OEM stock at fair quality. I am just not a high volume, low cost producer making "cheaper" stocks. In your video here at the 12 minute mark you mention you are working on an aftermarket stock...

Thanks for the input. I’ve kept costs as low as I can. The 250z is a great rifle platform , and there’s no reason it shouldn’t wear some feature‑rich, high‑quality furniture.