European wallnut

[welafong1]

hi
where can European wallnut here in the states
thank you
Richard Westerfield

[westerner]

I would locate a supplier in Europe.  Wood dealers worldwide are known to be crooks and shysters. When you find one go there and hand pick the wood you want.

I have about ten tons of European Walnut,  How many do you want?  

See what I mean?  

                 Joe.  

[tallbear]

I've been dealing with wood dealers for almost thirty years and have always had  a positive experience.Sorry that you havn't Westerner.

Rich
I've bought European Walnut here http://www.gobywalnut.com/ Been pleased!!

Mitch

[westerner]

I've been dealing with wood dealers for almost thirty years and have always had  a positive experience.Sorry that you havn't Westerner.

Rich
I've bought European Walnut here http://www.gobywalnut.com/ Been pleased!!

Mitch

I've never had a bad experience, and never said I did.   


                          Joe.   

[Ron Scott]

Hi Richard,

I have a few pieces. If you let me know what you might be looking for, I can check my inventory.

[David Rase]

Richard,
I will second contacting Ron Scott to see what he has in stock. 
Dave

[Dphariss]

hi
where can European wallnut here in the states
thank you
Richard Westerfield

Dunlap has European Walnut that is US grown sometimes.
I bought a pretty nice piece from him for a English sporting rifle I built.

Dan

[keweenaw]

There are a lot of dealers but finding a piece with appropriate dimensions can be hard i.e. very thick or very long or with lots of drop.  Those mentioned are all good.
Be prepared for sticker shock for a very good piece.

Tom

[Acer Saccharum]

I bought some nice wood from Ron Scott. He buys with gun stocking in mind.

Wayne Dunlap is another good one. I bought some nice Eastern English walnut from him.

[welafong1]

hi
 as always all of you have been a great help to me
thank all of you
Richard Westerfield

[eddillon]

If Ron S. doesn't have what you need, contact Murat at www.hunterbid.com .  I built an English sporting flint from a "mannlicher" length blank that was 48".  Layout and grainflow was perfect.  Wood was properly dried and a pleasure to carve.  I have known Murat for 18 years and have purchased several blanks from him.  Never a bad purchase.  Try calling him at 603-433-8908 in New Hampshire.  Tell him that Ed Dillon sent you.  Remember the old adage, "you get what you pay for"
Ed

[keweenaw]

I've also bought some dandy blanks from Murat for modern work.  Here's one of this mannlicher blanks that's longer and thicker than usual and extremely pretty in a european walnut sort of way.
http://www.hunterbid.com/cgi-bin/new/auction/APViewItem.asp?ID=6224

Tom

[rich pierce]

I got a great long piece with a wormy buttstock from Wayne Dunlap at Dixons Fair.  If Mike Brooks had been there I would not have had a chance.