New stock ideas.

Jandy

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Hi
I have just purchasd a Remington stainless in 7 RUM. I am looking to replace the plastic factory stock. I am thinking about going with a thumbhole of some type, to help reduce some of the felt recoil. ( trying to stay away from muzzel brake) Let's hear som ideas.
Thanks for looking
God bless
Andy
 
i have one of these and love it, not all that spendy either

Choate ultimate sniper stock

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i have one of these and love it, not all that spendy either

Choate ultimate sniper stock

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Nice thing about this stock is the weight. It does reduce recoil and also has a lot of little areas that a guy could add lead shot to, to reduce recoil even more. It's a nice stock. I've used one a few times.

Bell&Carlson are always a good option too.

Tank
 
Nice thing about this stock is the weight. It does reduce recoil and also has a lot of little areas that a guy could add lead shot to, to reduce recoil even more. It's a nice stock. I've used one a few times.

Bell&Carlson are always a good option too.

Tank

Rather than adding lead-shot, you can often install a mercury recoil reducer. The B&C stocks have room for a 1lb.


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if you use one of those Choate stocks, i'd recommend skim bedding.the bedding block is not always a perfect match with the receiver.
 
I absolutely love the bell and carlson adjustable varmint/tactical I recently bought. Feels great in all shooting positions when properly adjusted for me. It does reduce the felt recoil from the factory HS precision sendero stock. I don't know if that's from stock design or slight weight increase.
 
Check out Stocky's Stocks. They are a sponsor on this site. Also Greybull Precision (no thumbhole). Also a sponsor. It looks like a lot of stock for the price. A few members here have them. Good luck...
 
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