Top 5 Wood Stocks

The beauty of the Crown's stock is not just in the striking walnut that one so often finds on FX guns, but in the way in which the stock combines elegance with function. There are many lines and curves that please the eye, but each one of them is there for a purpose. For example, the inset around the trigger guard provides a place for your trigger finger to rest before the shot, and the fine, delicate arch over the thumbhole adds a level of elegance while also allowing you to shoot with a pistol grip or with your thumb up. This is a beautiful gun for beautiful people.

Air Arms is well-known for the beauty and refinement of their stocks and the TX200 is one of the true classics in their lineup. Sporting its characteristic fish-scale checkering and striking right-handed comb, the beauty of this stock is seen in both the smallest details and in its overall design. And, as you can see in this example, the English walnut can be unbelievably attractive.

Feinwerkbau is one of the most venerable names in the airgun world with a long history of making some of the most accurate spring guns ever made. When they brought out the Sport they had a lot to live up to so they pulled out all the stops, and this shows in the stock. Its sharp and clean lines are unlike anything else in the market and clearly, delineate this gun as something special. This is a gun that deserves to be hung on the wall of a proper man cave.

Not only is this the most powerful springer on the list, but it is also the only big bore break barrel in the world! With a beautiful Turkish walnut stock and the Quattro trigger, you get a lot of gun for your money. If you want to really put the smack down on small game or just want bragging rights, this is the gun for you. (550 fps for 30 fpe)

This is one of Kral's most unique stocks to date, the Jumbo features a Turkish walnut thumbhole stock (and its ambidextrous!), with grooved handholds, raised comb, and a finely checkered grip. It's way lighter in the hand than it appears to the eye, which is a compliment to the stock.