bullpup condor changed
Hi, been a while, which is better or more appealing. Wood stock, or seperate grip and butt plate.??
Now it sports a .30 cal. barrel, but still doing a little valve work.
Also had time to build and install a cross bolt safety. The grip panels are durable, it is laminated countertop. But now it is not as usefull as it was in .22 cal. ‘coz you just can’t shoot at a starling in the neighbours willows, I use a 48 gr. ball. Might put a hole in his motorhome, maybe..
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If you could clean up the look of the but plate, I would have to say I like the look of the one without the wood stock.
I agree, the stock gives it a more finished look. Or something like that.
That is awesome as always. I do like the look of the wood stock.
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I like the wood version best. It makes the rifle look very clean and polished.
Its apparent there are more changes to the gun than just the stock though. I like the bottle on the 2 piece stock better.