I was at a gun show a couple weeks ago and a vendor had some gorgeous figured blanks for very reasonable prices. But there are some good vendors on line that sell wood and have good pictures of their wood to choose from. Also, I've bought several nice pieces the last couple years on ebay that are very nice.
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I purchased a really nice piece of English from Dressel’s only to have the stock maker destroy it. Luckily he covered the cost and I picked up this piece of Turkish from Tsavo Custom, but I’m not sure Ebbie sells just wood blanks though. If you’re looking for a stock maker, I can’t say enough about the price and quality of Tsavo Custom.
I purchased a really nice piece of English from Dressel’s only to have the stock maker destroy it. Luckily he covered the cost and I picked up this piece of Turkish from Tsavo Custom, but I’m not sure Ebbie sells just wood blanks though. If you’re looking for a stock maker, I can’t say enough about the price and quality of Tsavo Custom.
That is a beautiful stock!
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Anyone buy a stock blank from Vardy in Australia lately? Vardy lost his normal shipping options last(2022) year when I was trying to buy a blank , he quoted his normal $60.00-$70.00 shipping had gone to over $250.00 per blank . I haven’t had a shipping quote from him since then. NWT
I have abt 13K (OZ) in walnut from him over 3 decades. A good investment!
Claro and Bastogne blanks that were selling for $200 in the mid-90s are now going for $1000 and even more---and beautiful $200 Claro blanks were plentiful back then. I wish I had laid in a supply. A better investment than gold or silver?? Maybe!
Cecil Fredi has a large selection of high end wood blanks. He’s in Vegas.
This. I have bought many blanks from Cecil, only had one bad one (it had a worm hole in it ) and he replaced it no problem. Watts Walnut is also a good source
There are a few places online to buy stock blanks. Just depends on finishing costs really. I also saw a few really nice rough cut sticks on eBay some time ago. Just need sanding and checkering and would make a great rifle addition.