Mcmillan stock choices - help me please!

[PAshooter20BR]

i can't take it anymore. There are so many options my head just might explode. Here is where I am. I want to build a long range rifle in 300 win mag with a sendero Contour. Gun will need to be shot offhand, prone from a bipod, off a pack and off a bench. I have had mcmillan HTG, and I have 2 mcmillan hunter sporter stocks. I always have liked Remington varmint stocks like the VLS and the HS precision original sendero.
Someone tell me something profound here to figure this out.
Here are the narrowed choices :
Remington Hunter
Tactical hunter
Remington Varmint
A1-3

Thanks

 

[RockyMtnMT]

They are very helpful if you call them .

Steve

 

[fisherman983]

the a3 would be your huckleberry

 

[PAshooter20BR]

A1-3 or just a3

 

[fisherman983]

A1-3 or just a3

the a3. I was in your position when I built my first rifle. I wanted a do-all stock. the a3 fits the bill.
the game warden is another one ive had my eyes on. it wasn't available when I built my last rifle. either one would be a great choice for an all around stock.

 

[Just cut]

A-3 gets my vote.

 

[HuntnPack]

Not on your list but take a look at the Precision Stock Works "RifleMan" Stock
Made by McM.

 

[cjl2010]

What scope and rings?

 

[PAshooter20BR]

Low NF UL with NXS 5.5-22-50

 

[Greyfox]

The A3 is my favorite on a LR rifle.

 

[Rick Richard]

Not on your list but take a look at the Precision Stock Works "RifleMan" Stock
Made by McM.

I have one of these on a 300WM and another on a 6.5 SAUM coming my way. I really like them as a good compromise for long range and hunting application.

 

[Aoudad shooter1975]

I built my 33 nosler on a McMillian Marksman. I've always like the old Pre 64 bull gun feel. Mine has a Proof Sendero contour feels great. Not good if you want a vertical grip--but I like it's feel shooting off a pack and shooting prone.

https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/tactical-stocks-winchester-marksman/

 

[OLI62]

Another vote for the A3. My 300 WM with a Proof Sendero contour Eddie Fosnaugh built for me in a Edge A3.

 

[86alaskan]

A3 or maybe look at the Sako varmint stock. I have both and the Sako varmint is better at being a field style stock while still having good LR characteristics. The A3 gives a little in the offhand/hunting department, but is a very good LR stock. My Sako varmint has a christensen varmint taper carbon barrel in it and it fits very nicely while not thinning the forend too much.