Flatlander.54,
I've never dealt with tiger hunt, but have heard nothing but good things on their grading of stocks. I have built a few rifles using parts from Pecatonica, and they are good to deal with also, if your buying all the parts from them, the price is good. I usually laugh at the 98% inletted part tho, because for some, the work involved is more then 2% left to be done. If you haven't built any muzzleloading rifles before, do yourself a favor and get "the Gunsmith of Grenville County" by Peter Alexander. There are other books on the subject, but can't remember the exact titles, I will find them if your interested. I personally don't like the lock to be inletted by the stock maker, but if this is a first build, you might be better off getting it inletted. BTW, the barrel inletting is usually pretty good and the ram rod hole drilled straight. Post again if you need other reference material on building a muzzle loader.
Wallynut
