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Product Description Are you a staunch hater of these new aged, futuristic looking, plastic wearing rifles on the market today? Or…have you foolishly thought, "I don't care about ultra-light, high tech polymers...feels like cheap plastic to me... real guns are made of wood and steel!" Either way, your sentiments can certainly be forgiven as we now have an option for both sides. In collaboration with world class Canadian stock maker Rifles Refined, we are pleased to be offering select wood furniture sets for LaChassis (All Models) Each furniture set contains a Rifles Refined Facet Grip, Cheek Rest, and Butt-plate made from premium quality Turkish walnut. All three pieces in a set are cut from one solid block of Turkish walnut to ensure matching grain pattern and colour. Kits are hand-rubbed with an oil finish to a rich gloss. Average weight per kit: 4oz / 115 grams (some variance) *WOOD SHADES AND GRAIN PATTERN MAY BE DIFFERENT THAN THE PICTURES SHOWN. ALL WOOD KITS ARE UNIQUE AND COME IN VARIOUS SHADES AND PATTERNS. WE CANNOT TAKE REQUESTS FOR SPECIFIC SHADES OR GRAIN PATTERNS. JUST KNOW YOUR KIT WILL BE UNIQUELY BEAUTIFUL AND OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY.

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eabco.com

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spectreballistics.com

Designed to be used with the Spectre Superlite 10/22 Chassis this handguard continues the trend of extreme weight savings. Made from aerospace-grade aluminum this 9" handguard comes in at only 130g (4.8oz) while offering m-lok compatibility.

kiddinnovativedesign.com

Upgrade your 10/22® with an enhanced bolt handle assembly designed for smoother operation, customizable performance, and a noticeably more comfortable rack.

mdttac.com

Recoil is our enemy. Not just physically, but psychologically. Most shooters do not truly understand why, and many who think they do only grasp part of the problem. Yes, recoil moves the rifle. But the real damage happens in the mind. What follows comes from my experience as a combat veteran, former Marine Corps combat