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Kelbly Stocks $315 plus shipping
Kelbly BR FB
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One of
the most popular benchrest stocks used in competition. The Kelbly BR
FB are available in either left or right hand
configuration. Its 3 inch flat forearm, 1⁄2” buttstock for
better tracking, and 1lb 8oz weight make it desirable for the light varmint
class. Stock can be weighted up to 15lbs. Stolle actions, other custom
actions and Remington 700 and 40x inlets are available. Mold in colors
available.
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HC FB
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Same design as BR FB stock with a 2.25 inch forearm for Hunter Class
competitions. Varmint hunters use it for both offhand or off the
bench making it the ultimate varmint stock. Stolle actions, other
custom actions and Remington 700 and 40x inlets are available.
Mold in colors available.
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Klub
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This is the old Adamowicz design that is similar to the Borden or Speedco
designs with the longest forearm available. Has 1⁄2” flat
bottom on buttstock for better tracking. 1lb 8oz to 15 lbs with
mold in colors available. Stolle actions, other custom actions
and Remington 700 and 40x inlets available. Mold in colors available.
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SPG
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The SPG stock is for use in the bench rest varmint classes for those
who like to shoot “free-recoil.” The lack of a pistol
grip reduces the chance of “pulling” a shot. The
approximate weight is 1 lb. 8 oz.
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TMBR
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This stock designed by Tom Meredith is designed with a long and low
design. Buttstock has 1⁄2” flat and forearm is 3 inch
wide. Stolle actions, other custom actions and Remington 700 and
40x inlets available. Mold in colors available.
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PANDA THUMBHOLE
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The Panda Thumbhole stock is made of fiberglass, has a cheek piece
and is available in right-hand only. It also requires that the
Panda action has a non-tapered rear tang. Please specify so when
ordering. This stock is shown with an optional paint job. The approximate
weight is 1 lb. 8 oz.
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GRAPHITE SPORTER AND VARMINTER
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The Kelbly Varminter has a beavertail fore-end. The Sporter has a standard
hunting fore-end. Both are available in right hand configuration
only. Rough-ins are available for the Stolle Kodiak, Stolle Grizzly
II and Remington 40X and 700 actions. When ordering please specify
the action type being used with the stock. The approximate weight
is 1 lb. 8 oz.
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BENCHREST UNLIMITED
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The Benchrest Unlimited is designed for the Unlimited and Heavy Bench
classes of benchrest competition and is available in right hand
configuration only. It is also ideal for 1000 yard benchrest rifles.
The stock has channels molded-in for use with return-to-battery
rests. Rough-ins are available for large flat bottomed actions,
such as the old Stolle Polar or large sleeves. The approximate
weight is 5 to 10 lbs. with the addition of even more weight possible.
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HALL BENCHREST UNLIMITED
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The Hall Benchrest Unlimited is designed for use as a sandbag gun
in the Unlimited and Heavy Bench classes. Rough-ins are available
for 1 3/4” x 8” or 2” x 12” round actions.
Please specify which when ordering. The approximate weight is
5 to 8 lbs. with the addition of even more weight possible.
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PISTOL
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The Kelbly Pistol Stock is designed for use as a long range bench rest
or varmint hunting stock The fore-end is 3 inches wide for better
bag stability. The approximate weight is 1 lb.
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SST
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The SST stock lowers the center of gravity of a completed rifle by
approximately 1 inch, making the rifle considerably more stable
than a conventionally stocked rifle. The approximate weight is
1 lb. 8 oz.
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1M
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The 1M (shown in mold in black with purple swirls) is a new long range
stock
for 600 to 1000yd and F-class competitors.
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The
stocks on this page show the interesting
effects the black graphite cloth showing through the resin has on the final
look of the stock.
Molded-in coloring is availiable for all of the stocks offered to help save
on painting costs. This can include various camouflage schemes, a combination
of a few of your favorite colors or even metal flake mixed into the colored
epoxy resin. Molded-in coloring is the application of two or more colors
by hand into the mold before the structural cloth is laid in. This can lead
to color mixing, causing changes in the expected colors of the stock. For
example, having a red and yellow swirled pattern will result in a mostly
orangish stock with some muted yellow and red accents. Or a red and white
stock will have a small amount of pink coloring at the transition points.
Since the colored stock is straight from the mold there will be mold lines
and other minor imperfections in the finish including some of the cloth being
visible behind the resin. We attempt to minimize these imperfections, but
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