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Handmade M40-66 Stock for SSG24

$235 – $275

Wooden stocks made entirely by hand at the edge of the Indonesian rain forest. Premium woods meticulously selected by craftsmen combined with up to 50 hours of hard work per stock will turn your SSG24 into uniquely looking masterpiece. Every stock has its own individual characteristics, looks, and soul.

Taring Carving makes sure that every stock is fitted to an SSG24 during the production. However, this product is handmade, and it is possible that some fitting will be required. Watch this video to learn more about it.

Weight M4066 teakwood stock: 1037g
Weight M4066 rosewood stock: 1356g
Weight SSG24 stock: 1450g

Gun Compatibility
SSG10 A1 No
SSG10 A2 No
SSG24 Yes
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Description

Timeless. Classic.

The simple but timeless design of the M4066 stock transfers the SSG24 into a piece of art. In the rosewood version, you can really see the structure of the wood, and the smell and feel of the stocks are incredible as well. The rubber butt pad with makes for a soft and comfortable shooting experience.

Performance

Due to the magazine well of the SSG24 being attached to the upper, you don't have to worry about the stock causing feeding issues. The rifle will stay accurate with this stock attached, as the upper is a standalone system.

Accessories

The bipod and sling swivel studs of the SSG24 can be screwed into this M4066 stock. You will still be able to attach your sling swivels and your bipod just like on the standard stock of the SSG24.

Meet Adam, the founder of Taring Carving.

An airsoft player and a master craftsman in one person. He was born at the edge of a rain forest in Indonesia and had been working with wood since he was a kid. He started with Airsoft in 2008 and quickly figured out how to make custom stocks for airsoft replicas.

He had all the skills necessary to do an excellent job, but he missed the funds to purchase the required tools and to start the company. Therefore, in 2015 he sold his Vespa motorcycle and founded Taring Carving with one of his friends. The company grew quickly due to the exceptional quality of his products, and up until now, eight more people with various skills joined the company. I asked him to describe his products in a few words, and this is what he told me:

“Its not just a stock, its a baby, born from our patience, sweat, and energy. You can feel it when you touch it." - Adam

1) Careful selection

Everything starts with a careful selection of the perfect piece of teak wood, rosewood or mahogany. At the very beginning, Adam himself picks the trees with the best shape and properties. Then, the tree is cut down and delivered to his shop where the wooden planks have to dry for at least 12 weeks before he starts working on them. When properly dried the timber will remain stable and resist warping or twisting for many years. Even minor imperfections disqualify an otherwise perfect piece of wood.

2) Planing the surface

After passing the second quality check when the wood has dried, the wood has to be planed to reveal its texture and any potential imperfections.

3) Shaping of the stock

Next, Adam outlines the stock's shape so that the final piece has the most desirable structure. Shortly afterward, the plank gets its first rough shape.

4) Milling out the inside

The rough inside shape is then milled out using an electric tool. Up until now, the process has been relatively easy and straightforward. The hardest part is yet to come.

5) SSG24 fitting

Now it's time to make space for all of the internal parts like the trigger box, magazine well, and the receiver. At this step, everything has to be made by hand and any mistake can lead to irreversible damage. The process of carving out all the little details is very demanding and time-consuming. It takes years of practice and only the most skilled woodworkers are able to do this within the margin of error.

6) Shaping the stock

If everything fits, the stock makes it into the next stage which is shaping the outside of the stock to the desired profile. A simple file and hours of work will do the trick.

7) Fine sanding

To give the stock a nice feel in the hand, the surface is sanded with an electrical tool.

8) Final fitting

To make sure that the stocks fit the SSG24, the inside is inspected and corrected once again. The fact that the SSG24 has the magazine attached prevent potential feeding issues which makes this job a lot easier for them.

9) Getting the glance

The final step consists of painting the gun with a base paint several times. The exact number of layers is mostly dependent on the wood since each type needs a slightly different treatment. This base paint will protect the wood from moisture and other adverse conditions.

10) Final touches

Last but not least the final look is achieved by painting the stocks with two colored layers for a more saturated look and even more protection from scratches and the weather. Drying in the rain forest usually takes longer so it is crucial not to rush this step. Final quality control takes place before packaging the stocks in multiple layers of bubble wrap and putting it into a wooden container. Then, after months of work and waiting, the stocks are ready to be shipped to the NOVRITSCH warehouses.

Finished Rosewood Stock

Finished Teakwood Stock