Hi guys does anyone know if a WE gbb m14 will fit a aeg m14 wooden stock
Thanks in advance
I expect it would physically fit inside, but you would need to do a lot of modification to make it work. AEG M14 stocks are very skimpy on material, especially in the wrist.
You would be better off making a stock from scratch or buying a RS M14 stock. I'm going to be making a walnut stock for a friend who has bought a WE M14 when I have time, but that's for next month or so.
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Cheers dom_e
I'd agree with Dom ,the wood on the AEG versions is very thin in the section behind the breech as the motor has to fit in ,a genuine stock and a dremmel is the way to go for a gbb ,in many cases the action is so similar in function that only a very little work is needed to get a good fit and price wise a genuine used stock probably be much different .
The only problem you might come accros is importing it from the US as they can be very conservative about experting even wooden gun parts and the best sorce of M14 parts will be the US .
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Problem is cant find a wooden stock anywere but can get this aeg one , could the space were the motor would sit on the aeg stock be fiberglassed to strengthen it ?
Yes that's a way around the problem but I spent 5 minutes yesterday looking and found rear steel wood ones for thirty five dollars a piece ,I didn't save the shop though I was just checking our advice was sound .
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Give me a big enough hammer and a place to stand and I could fix the world.
i'll kill a man in a fair fight or if i think he's going to start a fair fight or over a woman or.......
a problem shared is a problem halved ,but an advantage shared is no advantage at all
if a job's not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well
Ok cheers , when i was first looking i messaged a few places in the us but they wouldnt ship to uk so just started looking in the uk
Sounds like you need a friend in the US 
if you have no luck let me know, sometimes I get orders from customers over there and they ship parts to me that aren't available here.
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Just to clarify: you wish to fit a GBB M14 into an AEG stock?
If so, that is a much simpler operation than fitting a AEG to a GBB stock
Thanks for all the replys guys , got the aeg stock and i see what you mean about them being thin plus a soft wood so wont be going that route , think il end up leaving the plastic stock on lol
