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Posted: 5/9/2005 5:08:13 PM EDT
| Where is the best source of a new A1 length/style stock? I see used ones but I would prefer new. |
Is the stock body cracking, or is it the buttplate? |
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I have one that is in excellent condition, stock only,just the reg version without trap door. LMK if interested,also have a 20" pencil barrel excellent rifling and its a 1/12 twist.  Im looking for a carbine 14.5 barrel. The 20" is a Colt chrome lined barrel and chamber. TG |
Some folks report cracks along the edge of the buttplate. I have four A1 stocks (2 came free with uppers from CDNN). Not one has a crack. I shoot a fair amount of FA, but don't use the gun as a hammer. But clearly the Cavarms stocks are stronger. Depends on whether you want originality or ultimate strength. Sam |
Both. I'm sending back to CDNN for a replacement but it's still costing me shipping. |
Not really.  CDNN will credit you your shipping charges back. They did for me after they sent me an early non trapdoor butt, and I wanted the trapdoor type they'd shown in their ad. All they asked was that I use the least expensive return mode (straight parcel post as I recall).CDNN is good folks.
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Our friend Rusty has politely refrained from mentioning that his company DSG Arms also sells CavArms stuff, and has some of the best prices and service I have found. I ordered a SST870 last night, $30 less than anywhere else I could find. I am really sold on the CavArms stuff. The C1 is my favorite non collapsible stock. |
Thanks Rusty, that's very interesting. The one I just bought looks just like the Cavarms C1 I had a couple years ago right down to the trap door and enlarged storage space. Tapco also did not correct me when I emailed them questions about them and referred to them as Cavarms C1 stocks. But that info is straight from the horses mouth. I wonder who does make them now? |
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