Those small differences could cost you the trophy of a lifetime . Great advice

Not gonna lie, when I first clicked the video I thought it said carbon fiber socks and I was thinking how cool and tactical those sounded but also wondering if they'd be comfortable 🤔 Stocks makes a lot more sense. Man, that Kitchen Aide is an OG workhorse - love the resourcefulness. It's giving grey Christmas cookie dough. I was expecting the core fill to be a liquid not putty consistency. It's baked?! This is almost like metal pottery class. Oooh hand painted as well! A lot of care goes into the making of each of these stocks. I bet Jay loves his job. Really enjoyed the 'How It's Made' style video. -Chelsea, TotalCare IT

It looks like a big pain in the a** to me.

Also with 3d scanning tech, so much easier to buy a black stock and cnc machining it to perfectly fit any rifle action and barrel? Also you can charge a price based on the amount of time required, no need for chemicals for bedding the stock with the barrel shape or action shape, its all 3d printed these days based on the type of weapon system you have and so much more precise as well? ✌✌🦘🦘👍👍

Now just imagine making a stock out of hi grade 6061 t6 aluminium stock and having it cnc machined so every areas which require a bolt of screw is made as part of the aluminum stock that way you do not have to use so much bedding glue or compound etc. You will have such a hard and perfect alignment of the barrel to the stock imho. cheers 🦘🦘✌✌👍👍

Have bedded my MDT CHassis for my T3x. Unfortunetly I glued the Recoil Lug to the Back stop in the Syste,. Do you think I ruined the whole thing?? THX!

closer to the chamber is more important to dial it in then farder away from the face of the barrel

Is the recoil lug permanently bedded in the stock or can you take it out? Thanks

Dont forget to thread your nuts.

That was cool. Thx for sharing

The problem with this set up is the chucking pressure at the muzzle end. The master barrel maker William Large used a steady rest with high precision Roller support bearings. Even steel rifle barrel are elastic. Robbin Renzetti explains this in detail in several of his videos.

Never seen a kitchen aid used for that. Smart !

When you run out of that wax just grab a toilet ring and smash it into that tin.

Nice GWAR hat

Nice view of day to day workings, looks like a good setup! After the last 45 years of Aerospace composites... and as a Gunsmith and a Union Millwright/Machinist... I'm glad that I protected my hands with protectant! Have a good day gentlemen, look forward to trying out a stock or two... your designs are excellent, and executed with sound and skilled dedication! Respectfully, Seth

No lefties count me out

what's that clear coat for? is that prepreg carbon?

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You guys make art. Beautiful stocks...

Fix your website so that the drop down menus work!

Cool

wow wind is left to right, yet the impacts are way off to the left at the 1017 yard steel? looks like your hold off was in the wrong direction imo. 🦘🦘✌✌

Love to see with a borescope what inside the barrel looks like after all this work ?🦘🦘✌✌

Great stuff, never ever seen this much attention to detail of how to make sure a bit of pipe is perfectly symmetrical inside it, measuring the graves and how much of a indentation of each groove to make sure its consistent with in a 0:001 of a mm, now thats some measuring, so justy imagine all the other aspects of truing and blueprinting of a rifle, you would want to test the new rifle first and then do the truing and blueprinting to show the difference in accuracy, just saying especially for a u ube upload of a company. cheers and keep up the great work, must be expensive to do all this work ? Just imagine doing all this to a new MK22 MRAD weapon system. 🦘🦘✌✌

Mauser 98 ?

Fantastic stocks. I've wanted another ever since I got the first version

Looks like a great stock! I just wish the recoil pads weren’t glued in so we could upgrade.

Are these latest stocks available in LEFT hand Tikka T3x long action?

Could you guys make a brand new 1903A3 receiver?

Can I buy your stock only? Is so, do you customize?

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Do all of these guys have Parkinsons? Why are they so twitchy and swaying back and forth?

I'll go with the Stiller for the entire bolt body precision.

I am glad to see Todd and Drew making more videos on there rifles. I own an Allterra X rifle in 7PRC and I love it. The feeling of the X stock in my hands feels so much better than both of my Gunwerks Magnus rifles. I also own rifles with Proof & Peak 44 stocks and the X is my favorite. Todd made the purchase of this rifle so easy. I give them an A plus from a customer service point of view. Now, The detail process on the rifle assembly was flawless. No defects, no imperfections were found when I received my rifle. I can’t say the same thing about one of my Gunwerks rifles that had to be sent back due to action issues and flaws in the stock.

Looks great guys!

Absolutely love my Allterra-X. 300 PRC! It's super light and shoots lights out every time. Tack driver out to 1200 yards. The quality of AllTerra is second to none and the customer service is not like you're a customer more like your family. Drew and Todd are phenomenal. If you need a badass Veteran sniper to teach you some stuff give Travis Woodbury a shout trust me you will not be disappointed!

Did you make the recoil lug a permanent part of the stock?

Bohhh! La resina mi sembra versata con la cazzuola.

That’s funny I don’t care who you are

Very thorough set up and nice attention to detail. Everyone should strive for this level of precision. One question though...When you are checking the alignment of the reamer by sweeping it with the indicator mounted to a magnetic base, how do you compensate for sag or droop in your indicator base. Even with the high quality Noga you are using, when you rotate to the 3:00 or 9:00 position, your base can sag due to gravity and put as much as .002" error into your reading, and as much as .003" when at the 6:00 position. Or does this not make any difference in the accuracy of your set up? In a world where .0001" can matter, it is an honest question. If you don't believe me, attach your indicator base to a rigid bar of steel, touch the contact tip to the bar, zero your dial, then rotate the whole thing in your hands and watch the needle move. It seems crazy, but it happens.

what does this weigh all together?

Used to have a part that I had to hold a very tight tolerance on the angular clocking of a bore at a very shallow angle to the centerline of the outside of the part. Would always do a somewhat similar check as you described for the “north-south” but would use that to set the C axis zero and mill a small flat or groove in the part that I could fit a ground piece of flat stock into, it would make it really easy to indicate into trying to level out a 6 inch bar vs a tiny little scratch mark

Looks like someone is copying the Rokstok. Yours doesn’t look quite as hideous.

Fyi ... putting a long tip on a .0001" test indicator makes it read .0005" per mark.

Good job drew. Got your own druhaul 👏🏼 I bet that shop is fun with drew.

*2:00** Is there a reason you didn't you a pecking operation?* Are you able to avoid deflection? Heating? Do you hone the deflection out?

*1:00** Might be a dumb question. Are you showing a single off for this video?* *I'd run a fixture with 20-25 billets in it and do them all at once.*

.450 Marlin +P+ 😂 Outstanding quality guys.

That fly gave you the finger. After years of machinist YTbers and hundreds of videos, I understood every word. That demo has been classified 'trade secrets' by others, they skipped 90% of what you showed.