Where to get laminate rifle stock fixed in Edmonton are

[325home]

Hi everone,

As the title says, I'm looking for someone to a fix hairline crack in laminate stock.

Rather than try it myself I would rather hand it to someone with experience. It might be best to insert some pins to add strength so I'm not really set up to doing it myself. I also don't want to try inserting glue into a very narrow gap and cause an unsightly mess.

Would appreciate recommendations of who you have had good experience with.


Thanks in advance for your input.

[Dean2]

If your stock is splitting along the lamination lines you may have a much larger problem than just gluing the first crack. A properly laminated stock should in general be impossible to crack along the lamination lines, depending on where the crack is located. Would need more info to know whether you have a bigger problem.

If you can't fix this one yourself, I would price out a replacement Boyds stock, in all likelyhood it will be close to the same price as a professional fix. For this kind of fix Bob Galloway or Rod Henrickson would be good options.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Local-business/Rod-Henrickson-Gunsmithing-516729941739060/

https://www.facebook.com/CustomGunworx/

[325home]

Thanks Dean,

I gave Rod a call. I'll bring it to him and see what he says.

Much appreciate.

[tranq78]

A few years ago I received a rifle in the mail with a stock broken in half. Very un-fun.

I took the stock to a cabinet maker, basically a finishing carpenter. He repaired it perfectly and did it right. He put a wooden pin in to join the broken pieces together.

The stock is as good as new and I'd have to look really hard to see the original break.