
Questions about compatibility, fitment, installation, or technical details? Talk directly with a real member of the WOOX team in Hickory, North Carolina—not a chatbot.
We know our products, understand the platforms, and will help you choose the right setup with confidence.
At WOOX, we've been crafting superior gunstocks for over 80 years.
Upgrading your rifle with one of our masterpieces is not just a choice—it's a legacy.
Improving your rifle with a WOOX stock and handguard means more than just better ergonomics, enhanced comfort, improved accuracy, and superior recoil control—it’s about the pride of owning a truly stunning firearm that stands out from the rest.
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Backed by The Craftsman’s Stand: no-questions-asked returns, manufacturer defect replacement, blade refurbishment, and direct access to our gunsmiths—before and long after your build leaves the bench.
30 days to change your mind. For life, we stand behind it—if it fails, we make it right; if you break it, we’ll still help.
What a rear M1913 stock interface actually requires, how 1913 stock adapters affect fitment, and the compatibility checks that prevent costly mounting mistakes.
WOOX’s handcrafted American walnut stock, M‑LOK vertical grip and rail panels turn any rifle into a blend of classic craftsmanship and modern modular performance — perfect for hunters and shooters who value both heritage and function.

Every WOOX stock is one of one—cut from American walnut whose grain, figure, and density can’t be replicated. We don’t mold, we select—then shape and finish each piece by hand, the same way our family has worked since 1937.
That choice sets a hard limit: out of every harvest, only a small fraction meets our standard for figure, density, and structural integrity—roughly 1 in 25 blanks. From there, each piece is individually selected and hand-finished by our craftsmen.
You’re not just upgrading a rifle; you’re securing a piece that won’t exist again in the same form—made to be carried, used, and kept for a lifetime. This isn’t mass production. It’s selection, restraint, and time—resulting in a rifle you won’t see twice and won’t need to replace.



