Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I order a stock?

You can order on this website or by contacting us by email: info@pse-composites.com 

Gun Dealers, Manufacturers or Shops - Please contact us to discuss pricing.

Lead Times / Delivery / Shipping / Payment Options

Click HERE to find out more about our lead times, shipping methods and payment options.

What colour can my stock be?

Check options here. We can offer custom paint finishes but a surcharge will apply.

Will my stock require bedding?

We strongly advise skim-bedding only. Click here for more information.

What rifles does PSE manufacture stocks for?

Does PSE sell blank stocks?

Yes - we can offer a stock with a back-filled / blank inlet for custom in-letting by a competent gunsmith. The barrel channel will remain open as this is a carbon monocoque structure. Please note warranty may be affected if a stock is worked on by anyone other than PSE Composites Ltd.

Barrel Channels

Click HERE to find out more about PSE stock barrel channels.

Bottom Metals

Click HERE to find out what bottom metals can be used with PSE stocks.

Stock Attachments

Click HERE to view some of our available stock attachment options.

What grip / stippling options are available on PSE rifle stocks?

Click HERE to view the grip / stippling options currently available.

How to remove a spacer (if the LOP Spacer system is fitted)?

To remove a spacer you can use a 4mm allen key. There are two screws in the recoil pad. You shouldn't over tighten when re-fitting, just enough so the pad doesn't move. [Please note some stock models may require a 3mm allen key.]

What is the difference between an Ultra-Light stock and the Mil-Spec variant?

In essence the main difference is weight and strength.

PSE E-Tac Ultra-Light stocks typically weigh less than 1000 grams / 35 Oz. The Mil-Spec versions weigh approximately 10-20% more than the Ultra-Light versions. In terms of design they are the same. The difference is that the Mil-Spec versions are stronger in the critical areas due to extra materials being added at the stock lay-up stage of production.

Stock Installation

Learn how to safely install your rifle stock by clicking on the relevant rifle/stock combination below. It is always advisable to have a qualified and competent gunsmith fit your stock for you. We accept no liability for damage or losses arising from the incorrect installation of a rifle into one of our stocks. It is the responsibility of the customer or gunsmith who completes this task.

Tikka Stocks - Specific Questions

Click HERE to find out more about PSE stocks for Tikka rifles.

Heym Stocks - Specific Questions

Click HERE to find out more about PSE stocks for Heym rifles.

Remington & Rem clone Stocks - Specific Questions

Coming soon...