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Thread: Wooden versus Composite Stocks

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  1. 06-10-2021, 11:52 AM #1
    Backcountry Bob
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    Hi Caberslash,

    No my Sakos are older that that. I have a Vixen (1977) and a Forester (1963). Used both for many years and I've had them both re-blued and the checkering on both stocks redone recently. They seem to be getting heavier as I get older though.

    From what I'm reading above it looks as though I would have to get one custom made which would make it very expensive.
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