Laminated stocks? Anyone who has ever owned an M1 knows that moisture is not their stock's best friend. I have decided to replace my original M1 Garand walnut stock with a laminated "pepper" version. I realize that laminated stocks cannot be used in certain matches, but I am more interested in consistent groupings and not have to worry about rainy days here in Florida. I assume all laminated stocks are composed of hardwoods and epoxy resins, which should be far superior in maintaining bedding and the adverse affects of moisture vs. walnut stocks. Dupage Trading is advertising laminated "winter" (their "pepper") M1 Stocks, but they are not real clear on the glues used or if they are new and oversized or at least the same size as GI issued. Back in the day, the std Gi stock could also be used as a club, due to its size and weight. I want stiffness and moisture resistance. Are all the glues used in laminated stocks epoxy? I assume that they are but I could be incorrect.