Jim Greenwood, custom stock maker in Augusta, KS (USA)

If you are interested in working with Jim Greenwood, please contact:
Greenwood Custom Stocks
1419 SW 120th St, Augusta, KS 67010
Ph: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
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[@jdpickle316]

Master of his trade. Impressive- we need Jim to train many apprentice.

[@szeglowskip2]

Definitely wanna give this a shot some day

[@iantunnicliffe4509]

Brilliant 👍

[@Kevin_67_RS]

Nick, glad I finally got around to meeting you at National. Jim is the best in the business, I had him make me a pattern stock for my Sporter in September. I need one of those recoil pads!!!!!

[@nikoberry]

We sell the SHU pads. Jim can provide you some too!

[@vinzalarms5079]

Great job

[@rinopagano4076]

Grande artista👍🤠

[@dcraft1234]

oh wow I live about half a mile from him and never even knew it!

[@user-tz2by6tm9l]

Очень хорошо сделали приклад!!!

[@antichrist_revealed]

Хорошо выглядит. Гладкая отделка.

[@mirzemirze198]

💯🙋‍♂️👍🇧🇬👏

[@josedavidveloz]

TA DURISIMS 😁

[@fredyledesmaorodnez2223]

Que tipo de madera es?

[@user-qr1if5bj5i]

Hi, Nicholas. What narrowing on your sports weapon do you use?

[@richardkramer1094]

Just down the road in Hutchinson and I build bespoke rifles…from scratch but I’d never finish a stock with spray lacquer, m in me are all hand rubbed oil.

[@dooleyfussle8634]

To be fair, we don't really know what he's spraying there. Also, he continued to work on the stock, so probably not the final finish...?

[@richardkramer1094]

@@dooleyfussle8634 Ah, that’s a can of Deft Lacquer if I’m not mistaken. I know because I use it in my engraving studio to set my drawing layout on the guns I engrave.

[@dooleyfussle8634]

@@richardkramer1094 so be it; I have several other questions about his methods and will bow to your much greater expertise in these matters.

[@richardkramer1094]

@@dooleyfussle8634 Question away, I’ll do what I can to answer them if directed at me. Every thing I do for stock fitment is done with a saw, chisels, rasps, scrapers and a pencil so that it fits the client exactly to their needs, rifle or shotgun.

[@terryallemann2654]

I did see him spraying finish on I'm just finishing making my first gun stock on a old single shot shot gun I'm doing a natural pure Tung oil finish but the three weeks between coats is killing me.

[@brettmarshall5895]

Approximately how much does that cost?

[@DFox-ud3gx]

Brett I would pay $100.00 just to watch Jim go through the whole process start to finish he's incredible.

[@user-kz4pe5nd1f]

🙋‍♂️🌺🤝💐🌹👍🌷💐

[@mallardcutter7209]

His reputation is unequal. However I think he could take the rough lumber and not really have to use a rasp or planer.

[@michaelkovbanin3985]

Тыльник к прикладу не очень четко подогнали!!

[@es2056]

He is putting too much pressure on his rasps and files which will crush the wood fibers and affect the overall integrity of the stock. He is a little too rough for my tastes.

[@carfvallrightsreservedwith6649]

Well if I were removing material for shaping I wouldn't be petting the kitty either.

[@hubertv.g.7664]

No no no....this is Not good Work ....

[@hubertv.g.7664]

No no no....ist Not a Profi Work