Rhineland arms stock (AICS copy) for Savage .22's

[Tim K]

I just discovered these. I shoot an AICS in my primary rifle, and was thinking this might be a way to get close on my trainer. Anyone ever tried one?


http://www.troupsystems.com/Leopard%...mk%20stock.htm

[rtr]

They had one had Whistling Pines on Monday if you want to see what it's like. Had a savage mounted in it.

[Tim K]

Is it one of their rentals, or is it for sale?

[Hoser]

For sale I think.

[two shoes]

I made one out of an airsoft stock for my kid..

[Tim K]

I made one out of an airsoft stock for my kid..

That's very cool.

[two shoes]

Pretty easy with just a dremel and a small drill press.

[Tim K]

I saw a thread about that a while back, might have been yours. From what I could see, the airsoft stock would cost almost as much as the Rhineland.

That may not be an issues, though. Rhineland is getting some bad reviews for taking peoples' money and not delivering the product.

[two shoes]

The Wells have an aluminium tube chassis. I made a simple adapter plate for the rear stud and augured out a little AL for the front stud. I should take it apart and post up some pics...

I had bought the first stock for $75 but the last 2 I paid $75 for both, shipped. I wound up with a functional airsoft rifle out of all the parts I had between the 3... lol

[jerrymrc]

I saw a thread about that a while back, might have been yours. From what I could see, the airsoft stock would cost almost as much as the Rhineland.

That may not be an issues, though. Rhineland is getting some bad reviews for taking peoples' money and not delivering the product.

They have been around for a long time but the product line up and what they do/sell changes. They had this thing for 22's and before that made pistol caliber conversions for Fal's. I have thought about one of there PSL stocks.