I grade these on the Good to Excellent Plus scale above. The arsenal refinished stocks will probably have some sanding marks and the front swivel and front ferrules are usually painted black as opposed to a Parkerized finish. Most are arsenal refinished, some are replacement stocks. Plain Jane Stocks with no DoD stamp or "Circle P". Not many of these, and priced accordingly. They won the de-mil, storage and transportation lottery. They look new with no further work other than a little clean up, may have some rub marks on the finish. They come with an Excellent Plus original finish buttplate.Īs New Plus (Fred's "Presentation") - miracle stocks. They should look pretty much new when you're done. Clean them up with mineral spirits, steam any of the small dings or scratches, and think about a coat of tung oil to renew the dried out finish. Probably will have a couple of light dings and always some rubs in the finish. In other words, they may have been perfect in 1963, but they picked up some mileage in the meantime. They went through the de-mil process, were tossed into shipping contaners and eventually sold to Fred's, stored for 20 more years, changed warehouses, then were shipped to TreelineM14. These were most likely off of newly manufactured rifles that were either shipped directly to storage or issued briefly before they were called in and eventually shipped to the de-mil arsenal. Īs New (Fred's "As New") - looks like a newly issued stock, with added handling marks. They look like a stock that has seen very little use prior to de-mil. If you're a stock refinisher, the process will be a lot faster than with a VG/VG+ as the dings and scratches will be fewer and shallower.Įxcellent Plus - less dings and scratches than Excellent, with a better finish. Plan on wiping it down with some mineral spirits and think about putting on a coat of tung oil. This is the grade you won't feel embarassed to put on a newer rifle. Metal shows some wear, but not excessive. Dings, wear and scratches are light, finish is in good shape (may have a field coat of BLO). This is the price point that makes a prime refinishing stock.Įxcellent - looks like a well maintained, issued stock. Very Good Plus (Fred's "Select Plus") - same as Very Good except that (in my opinion, as a stock refinisher) the dings and scratches are fixable with patience, steaming and light sanding. May have a minor arsenal or manufacturer's repair. Will have multiple dings and scratches, one or two may be too deep to steam out (if you intend to refinish). May have more than minor arsenal or manugfacturer's repairs. Will have major and/or multiple dings, wear and scratches. 308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor or 7.62x51mm chambered rifle.
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