$175.00–$375.00Price range: $175.00 through $375.00
LRI's 3.9 ULTACH (Ultra Light Aluminum Titanium Cheek Hardware) system is the lightest adjustable cheek hardware available. Weighing only 3.9 oz and made of 6061 AL and 6AL 4V Titanium, it is now standard equipment on all LRI tactical and sporting rifles requiring adjustable cheek hardware.
GUNSMITHING SERVICES: Detachable bottom metal installation
$250.00–$400.00Price range: $250.00 through $400.00
Our floormetal installation begin with a 3D solid model of the piece being fitted to the stock. From here, we create the toolpaths to inlet your stock while being conscious of the details for the finish work downstream. The fitting allowances for a hand-rubbed, oil finished wood stock vs Cerakote/automotive…
GUNSMITHING SERVICES: Pillar bedding on pre-inletted rifle stock
$375.00
Pillar bedding on a pre-inletted rifle stock is a service we began offering in 2020. LRI has resisted this service as it's a departure from our flagship stocking service where we inlet and install all the hardware in-house. Client demands have given us cause to revisit it.
Skin bedding is a service that is often viewed as the industry standard when fitting a barreled action to a rifle stock. The action is cast in the stock using the existing inlet features. Attention is paid to ensure the receiver lives in a tension-free "nest" so that recoil from…
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Gunsmithing Services
GUNSMITHING SERVICES: 3D Surface machined stock inletting
$400.00
Using the resources of modern manufacturing, we are able to deliver the performance a bedded stock offers along with most of the fit and finish detail work at a considerable cost savings.
$285.00–$1,500.00Price range: $285.00 through $1,500.00
The visual impact a well finished rifle has cannot be underscored. Regardless of how exceptional a gun may shoot, the first introduction is always visual.
$175.00–$225.00Price range: $175.00 through $225.00
Altering a barrel channel is often required during a barrel change. It can also benefit as a performance gain by free-floating* the barrel ahead of the recoil lug.
