Stock Blank Sets

[Mike Koneski]

Here are a few photos of three stock blank sets that made it here from the Vegas show. One will be used to restock the 20g lifter. Not sure which one yet but I'll have to compare/contrast with the lifter when it arrives.

All the blank sets came from Mike Mann in Oregon. He has some nice product and very reasonably priced.

[allen newell]

Very nice selections

[Dean Romig]

That second one might have voids in it. That would be disasterous.





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[Stan Hoover]

Very nice Mike,
hopefully your head will be that big from all the compliments and I'll have a chance to slip in the backdoor:whistle:

[CraigThompson]

I like the bottom one for sure .

[allen newell]

I like the last 2 blanks

[Mike Koneski]

Very nice Mike,
hopefully your head will be that big from all the compliments and I'll have a chance to slip in the backdoor:whistle:

BWAHAHAHA!!! Game on Stan!

[Mike Koneski]

I like the first one best. Second blank has some awesome figure. Best thing is all three are very straight through the wrist.

[Mike Koneski]

That second one might have voids in it. That would be disasterous.
:):whistle:




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Then it might not. If it does it’ll have a thumbhole stock.

[Brian Dudley]

The middle blank with the patches of burl in it is very neat. It would not be suitable for a typical SxS. But would be killer for a drawbolt stock or for a pump or auto.

[Randy G Roberts]

The purveyor of those blanks was a very knowledgeable gentleman and a real pleasure to talk to and learn from. When it comes to his blanks he did it from start to finish. He cut the tree, he cut the blank. He had some very nice stuff at very reasonable prices in my opinion. Unfortunately for our community he's prepping for retirement. Sounds like Mtn. Man has a few projects in the future eh ...

[Mike Koneski]

The middle blank with the patches of burl in it is very neat. It would not be suitable for a typical SxS. But would be killer for a drawbolt stock or for a pump or auto.

When have I been known to be typical? :rotf::whistle:

[tom tutwiler]

I like the top one the best. It appears to me to be English walnut. The other two I'm guessing black or I think they may call it Royal out there.

[Louis Rotelli]

Id be honored to take a chisel to any one of those stock if you'd let me

[Mike Koneski]

All three were hybrids, American black walnut root stock and English walnut grafted to it.

[Reggie Bishop]

I pick #1 for your little 20 gauge gun.

[Bruce Hering]

I like the first one and the last one. That last one has some sweet chocolate color to it....

[Mike Koneski]

I pick #1 for your little 20 gauge gun.

Problem is that blank isn't even close to what's on the gun now and I'd have to do the fore-end too if I chose that blank.

[tom tutwiler]

Problem is that blank isn't even close to what's on the gun now and I'd have to do the fore-end too if I chose that blank.


Sounds like 3 is the winner I'm guessing.

[Mike Koneski]

Tom, you would be correct.

[Brian Hornacek]

I picked up a few blanks as well Mike

[Brian Dudley]

That one is VERY nice Brian.

[Mike Koneski]

Very nice Brian! Looks like you have quite a few more judging by the photo! :bowdown:

[Brian Hornacek]

I picked 4 all qtr sawn and similar in grain. For guns I have not met yet, like a country song.

[Mike Koneski]

I figured I would use one on the hammer gun then also have two for "future projects". :)