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<blockquote data-quote="jrw1976" data-source="post: 662888" data-attributes="member: 24286"><p>I have 2 choate stocks and I love them. They are very solid and accurate for the price but be prepared they do add some weight. As far as the scope I have no experience with nikon but I am a huge fan of vortex scopes. I would recommend going with the viper line or above. I learned from experience and broke 2 crossfires on my 300 win mag before they got tired of fixing it and traded me up in scopes free of charge. They are terrific to work with. Thats my 2 cent anyway.</p><p></p><p>Jason</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jrw1976, post: 662888, member: 24286"] I have 2 choate stocks and I love them. They are very solid and accurate for the price but be prepared they do add some weight. As far as the scope I have no experience with nikon but I am a huge fan of vortex scopes. I would recommend going with the viper line or above. I learned from experience and broke 2 crossfires on my 300 win mag before they got tired of fixing it and traded me up in scopes free of charge. They are terrific to work with. Thats my 2 cent anyway. Jason [/QUOTE]
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