Dedicated to providing quality gunstock and stockmaking services to hunters, shooters, and collectors on a limited basis.

Clinton G. (Clint) Meier in his Lee's Summit, MO home workshop.

Welcome to my web site.  If you need almost any type of gunstock work done, you have come to the right place!  I offer a variety of gunstocking services.  The following pages provide me with the opportunity to show you some examples of my work.  If you enjoy firearms, I am sure you'll enjoy exploring my site.  You may not  have any particular project in mind right now, but sooner, or later, you will!   Please keep me in mind.

THANK YOU!

Feel free to contact me regarding any question that you might have about a project that you have in mind.

**** UPDATE- October 2008 ****

The new plan that I have implemented to prioritize my work has gone quite well.  The plan was to get the “checkering only” projects out the quickest.  Clients usually expect and desire  a quick turn-around time on those types of projects, and rightly so.  The next priorities were to be the “refinishing and recheckering” projects.  These would be started and steadily worked on next, so that they could be finished in a quicker time frame than they had been in the past.  The "full restocking" projects would be worked into the schedule as soon as possible, and the time required to complete them would depend entirely on my workload.  

Currenty my turn around/lead time for all types of projects is the shortest it has been in many years.   So, if you are thinking about that project you have wanted to start, now would be an excellent time to contact me.  Please check with me regarding my current status, and  as always, thank you for your consideration of my work!

Best regards……….Clint Meier.

Sending me a firearm or stock? Please let me know its coming!

****Copy of FFL available upon request.****

IMPORTANT FIREARM SHIPPING INFORMATION - PLEASE READ!!

Regarding shipping any barreled action, with or without a stock, there is some highly relevant information that has recently been made available to those of us who routinely send and receive firearms as part of our businesses that you should know about.  This info is the result of a damage claim filed with UPS by an unknowledgeable shipper that was denied, and a lot of us could have the same problem if we’re not careful. 

What it boils down to is if you don't dot all the “i's” and cross all the “t's” the way the shippers want you to, and if there is any damage, in all likelihood the claim will be categorically denied.  To sum this up briefly, you can ship me a project containing a long arm action to work on for you through either UPS or FedEx, using ground or air service.  You must bring the package to a company-owned facility for shipment, or you can ship it from your work if your company has a UPS or FedEx  account and regular pickups, i.e. you can't ship through a franchisee ( The UPS Store, or FedEx-Kinkos, etc. ).  Their rational is that in so doing, you are turning over a firearm to someone not directly under their control and supervision.  You must declare that the package contains a firearm.  They may also ask you for a copy of my FFL, to be enclosed in/on the package.  I will be happy to send you a scan of mine to print out for this purpose.  You also have to request it be sent with an “Direct or Adult Signature Required” at my end.  The shipment has to come directly to my home.  The shipment can also be made to me by or through any business that holds an FFL, e.g. your local gun shop.  I also must ship the firearm back to you under the same constraints, which means it must go to a home or work address, where either you, or an adult member of your family can sign for it.  I prefer to use FedEx Ground, because they are inexpensive and close.  To use UPS, I will have to drive a lot further, and charge you for that time.

The USPS, in my opinion, is the most reliable way to ship a firearm.  You can select either Registered Mail, which offers the maximum security, or Priority Mail, which requires a signature.  The main thing is the USPS will not leave your package at the door and take off!  Their overall rates for shipping and insurance are higher than some of the other services, but worth it.

Obviously, you can still ship any way you want to, but just be forewarned that if there ever is a damage claim involving a serial numbered firearm action, it could be denied if the circumstances don't meet the shipper's strict criteria.

If you are sending me just a stock, with no action of any kind, even with all kinds of other gun parts along in with it, it is business as usual.  You can ship that to me any way you want to, no problem.

Clint Meier