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Customer change his mind, so I have a flat top Pharr RT/S stock available, and ready to be inletted in your action, base color is red with silver gray granite.
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What?! You have customers that change their minds?! That's hard to believe... 8)
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Bob, well this is the first time, this guy lives around Zwolle, and was going to build a new high power rifle, and somehow he got into a fight with the guy who runs the only high power range available in the area, so now he don't have a place to shoot !!!!!!!
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Does Pharr/Robertson ever do solid colors? Lately I have been daydreaming about a plain brown stock, and having it "dipped" with a woodgrain finish.

All the functionality of the Pharr stock, but with a more traditional appearance.

I know, I know that I need to quit daydreaming like this, it only costs me more money.

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Does Pharr/Robertson ever do solid colors? Lately I have been daydreaming about a plain brown stock, and having it "dipped" with a woodgrain finish.

All the functionality of the Pharr stock, but with a more traditional appearance.

I know, I know that I need to quit daydreaming like this, it only costs me more money.

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Post by Bob259 »

Hmmmm that 1416 Anschutz of mine would look awful nice in that.. but I use it for open sights and I think that cheek piece would be a little to high for that... :cry:
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Steve
Yes they do single colors. You can actually dip any stock, regardless of the existing color. The dipping company will spray them with a neutral color prior to dipping.
Cost of the Robertson / Pharr stock is the same with a single or two colors, it is $60.00 more when they want the front section solid, and then fade granite for the rest of the stock.
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STOCK IS SOLD
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Someone had posted a question about dipping stocks here a few days ago..Found this link in my bookmarks..

http://www.hydro-dip.com/index.htm

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EXCELLENT! That's exactly what I've been looking for!
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edgehit, Here's another company in upstate NY
http://www.tarjac.com/
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