rifle stocks .....again

[10X]

I still haven't found a stock that I feel works properly for my rem 700 long action. It seems that all the stocks that I have been able to get were all designed for a short action and just retrofitted for long actions.Has any one know of some one who makes or has a stock that fits a long action where the bolt can be opened fully..as in to the rear..with the cheek rest still in place and also has the cheek rest high enough to actualy be use to the shooter.I have a nightforce scope (8-32x56)on high mounts to fit on with the heavy barrel.

ps Im in australia.

1 last thing solid fiberglass is ok but fiberglass shell with %$#@ inside as a core is a waste of money.

[Thomas B.]

Check out www.hsprecision.com and look at the tactical line. They might have what your looking for. Here is a pick of their short action version

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[Thomas B.]

lets try this link thing againnull

[Thomas B.]

one last try!

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[Thomas B.]

This is so-- frustratingnull

[Bill]

I have real problems with teh way HS treats its customers. A friend and I both ordered stocks seperately at the same time. We were quoted a delivery time (I forget what), that HS didn;t even come close to makeing. They were something like three or four fold over what they said. Everytime either one of us would call we would talk to the smae person who would give us the same story and promise to call us back ASAP. The thing that was most disappointing was that she was telling the same BS to two totally different people. When the stocks came, my rifle stopped shooting 1/2 moa and went to 1.25 moa and my buddy who specifically asked if his particular rifle action and bbl would drop in found atht this was not the case. The prairie grass camo looked like ass as well.

I have talked to quite a few other disappointed folks. They will never get my business again. I consider it a $300 lesson learned.

[Bill]

Thomas, here you go