S200 aftermarket stocks?

[Dave-H]

Does anyone know of an aftermarket stock made for (or will fit) an AirArms S200?
Looking to jazz one of mine up a bit (as you do) and hoping for something a bit tactical looking …. Can’t recall ever seeing one ..

 

[Paul_T]

Sure shot used to sell an Aeron ACZ ultra for the S200, a bit more target than tactical though and not cheap.
I have one, keep meaning to put it back on my s200 at some point.

 

[Dave-H]

Yea I did see the Aeron stock online, couldn’t believe the price!
Wasn’t too impressed with the look either, as you say, more target based .
Seems to be a very limited market for alternative stocks, not helped I guess by the 200 being a discontinued model …

 

[Triggertime]

The s200 never really had a lot of stock options 'off the shelf' aeron being about the only one I remember being offered despite it being such a popular little rifle! so nothing to do with it being discontinued...your best and I'd say only bet would be a custom stock maker like warren edwards he's done a few.. and I think? Bobp on here used to do 3d printed stocks for them?and/or one of the many other talented stock makers out there..it won't be cheap though...so it's down to how much you need or want it really as to whether it's worth it to you..your other option is get hold of a rough second hand stock and customise it to how you want it yourself

 

[Dave-H]

Cheers Trig ……. Yep I guess cost is a deciding factor, it’s not like an actually ’need’ one, but you know how it is, boredom coupled with “what if”….

 

[Triggertime]

Cheers Trig ……. Yep I guess cost is a deciding factor, it’s not like an actually ’need’ one, but you know how it is, boredom coupled with “what if”….

There was one for sale this week with a custom stock on s.t.b for 500 ish quid it had the lot on it!!! its sold now.. weirdly I had seen it and spoke with the owner the week before at my club!! it was quite a rifle felt really good to handle with the full on target style stock too I'm sure he used it for hunting and ft/hft

 

[Triggertime]

Heres a pic of it

 

[.20 Hunting Legend]

Heres a pic of it

That looks great .

 

[Daztilley]

Bob P stock

 

[Triggertime]

Heres a pic of it

It shoots as good as it looks too I consider buying it my self..but I'm a lefty so no real good

 

[MrSherlock]

Bob P stock
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I was about to suggest Bob P, he's on here now but not currently offering S200 stocks, i did ask him about this a few weeks ago, i'd really like one.
Maybe with enough interest he'd make some @BobP ??
Pretty please

 

[Daztilley]

I was lucky to get 1 used as new .....

 

[BobP]

I really don't have the print time or workshop space to make the bigger rifle stocks anymore, sorry.
I was thinking of experimenting with the S200 but not for a while.

 

[Chris.e]

... “what if”.

The most expensive thought process in the world of Air Gunning.

 

[Richie#]

I really don't have the print time or workshop space to make the bigger rifle stocks anymore, sorry.
I was thinking of experimenting with the S200 but not for a while.

Mind me asking how big a print bed it needed ? , I might have to try and build something myself but only have a cr6se at present
Richie

 

[Tillygti6]

I do quite a few s200s. They are about the most Involved of pcps to build for though. I make up a load of additional hardware to Improve the footprint of the action in the stock, remove the factory trigger guard and make the associated parts to do it,and then float the barrel and cylinder independently of each other and the stock itself.

Kinda cost prohibitive in a lot of cases.

First pic I had to hand loads on my page though.

Was a tailored build that one.

 

[BobP]

Mind me asking how big a print bed it needed ? , I might have to try and build something myself but only have a cr6se at present
Richie

You don't need a big machine to build my style of stocks as its uses carbon fibre tubes to fill the gaps between the required sections of the stock like cylinder support, forestock, grip and cheekpiece/buttpad.
I tend to design my stocks in modular units as it plays to the strengths of 3D printing, if you try to copy a wooden stock, you will use massive amounts of filament and time and will have problems with warping.