Q:

EDgun R3M BLACK SOFT RUBBER STOCK

Hello members,

I newly received my R3M with the black soft rubberized stock
Does anyone of you ordered it already ??
It seems to be tough on scratches any review abou it ?
• any hints about the best way/material to clean and keep it in shape
• Anything to avoid using on it?
• im thinking to engrave a small slogan on it using a CNC machine. Do you recommend so? or it may damage the coating while cutting?
• finally do you guys know what is the material/ coating used on the stock maybe to fix future stock damage?

Please advise.

EdGun

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quote mbuhamad:

Hello,

I like your stock. I’m just crazy about Edgun rifles. They have some magict. Keep aiming on that direction man.

Mashal,

contact Aziz (Kuwait Dealer) and order one,,,you never regret(for the gun)

Hello,

I like your stock. I’m just crazy about Edgun rifles. They have some magict. Keep aiming on that direction man.

Mashal,

BullPups should be black !!!!

Wood just don’t look right on them

quote Ed:

Looks very cool! I love EDgun! 🙂

We all dooooo
This is called PURE ADDICTION

Looks very cool! I love EDgun! 🙂

And finally…. It’s its done
#1119 ~ .177

quote Ed:

This is breach wood, covered by the special soft-touch paint, that feels like rubber. It is a little worse resistance in comparison to wood and I long time was afraid to send it out of Russia, having not knowing if clients will be satisfied. Yes, it looks much better then wood, I know, but the surface is glass thus you will see you fingerprints on it quite oftern like at your mobile phone 🙂

I plan to make new cover now, we did before, the paint with the parts of mica, but his time Italian paint and much more resisteant then before.

Ed

ED,
this is the process of ART on the the PIECE OF ART…

quote Ig720:

If it holds up like the Airwolf Menelli stock then I’d be happy

It’s not that cheap coating however ED was affraid to send it out of russia but so far it seems to be tough and resistant to all the minor hits and scartches as for me its better then the airwolf one .
The care u should take for this stock is the same as for the wood one, and I have no problem dealing with it.

Der Heckenschütze

If it holds up like the Airwolf Menelli stock then I’d be happy

quote Der Heckenschütze:

ED ,
We’re always aiming to israel.
:1:

I bet that air rifle’s got them shaking in their boots too. !! :rofl:

ED ,
We’re always aiming to israel.
:1:

quote Ig720:

I WANT 1! Anyone have a clue on steps to creating this rubbery texture?

There is nothing to it, every good commercial paint manufacturer makes it. I cannot speak to who’s is currently the best but It is just a high quality ” Soft Touch ” paint. We have used it on products several times over the years in our paint line. It looks and feels really good, is pretty tough but still looks like cheap shit when it does get scratched or worn through. Even with that said It can be cleaned properly and likely recoated. Not the same deal as a Rubberized Hogue stock which is two shot Over Molded with a much tougher thicker outer layer.

Aiming to Izrael direction? 🙂

Hi ED,

1st thanks a lot for the AWESOME .177 this gun is a miracle.
Good to know about the new coming stock , keep us posted as soon this new stock paint come to life,
As for the current one I think its more durable then I thought but I’m being bit carefull for the hard hits as it will damage it. But so far soooo gooooood

But is there as safe way to maintain it?
And with what material/tissue?
So far im scrubbing it with a wet piece of clothe then a dry microfiber one.

This is breach wood, covered by the special soft-touch paint, that feels like rubber. It is a little worse resistance in comparison to wood and I long time was afraid to send it out of Russia, having not knowing if clients will be satisfied. Yes, it looks much better then wood, I know, but the surface is glass thus you will see you fingerprints on it quite oftern like at your mobile phone 🙂

I plan to make new cover now, we did before, the paint with the parts of mica, but his time Italian paint and much more resisteant then before.

Ed

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