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Another question…..Do you think that it could be "full length bedded"? The present "tupperware" was impractical to attempt to fully bed! memtb
I’d like to restock a model 70, not as many options as 700’s and clones.
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Another question…..Do you think that it could be "full length bedded"? The present "tupperware" was impractical to attempt to fully bed! memtb
It's got the aluminum bedding block, I just dropped it in, torqued it down, and she shoots
memtb
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It's got the aluminum bedding block, I just dropped it in, torqued it down, and she shoots
Thanks Marc, I'll start doing some research!
Oh…..Is the stock hollow, I assume that it is? That makes cutting it to fit her a little more challenging…..but not insurmountable! memtb
Nope, it's solid.
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Awesome….less likely to screw that up!
memtbJust weighed the Tupperware stock, it's 1lb 15oz. B&C states theirs is approx 2 lb. I'd take the far stiffer stock with the aluminum bedding block for an ounce or do difference.
Length of pull is 13-3/4"
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Amen Brother! That sounds pretty darn good.
B&C sure has come a long way since I bought one in the mid '90's. Her rifle has a 2 piece (3 screw) bottom metal…..it seems that the B&C is not a drop in. Hopefully, I can make it work if we get one!
Thanks for all of your help! memtb
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The B&C is a huge positive step up from those flimsy 'Tupperware' stocks, yet not quite as stiff as a HS-Precision, which is what my Classic Stainless in 375 Weatherby wears, my 300WM, 264WM & 338WM all have the B&C stock, my 7STW has the HS-Precision and they wear a bi-pod a little sturdier than the B&C.
Both have the aluminium bedding block and there is no flex in the fore end, but the HS-Precision is a few ounces heavier.
These are what I have used on all of my builds, excellent middle priced stocks for hunting rifles.
Here's my 375 Weatherby.
Cheers.
Both have the aluminium bedding block and there is no flex in the fore end, but the HS-Precision is a few ounces heavier.
These are what I have used on all of my builds, excellent middle priced stocks for hunting rifles.
Here's my 375 Weatherby.
Cheers.
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B&C used to make a stock for the two-piece floor plate. I bought one not realizing it and cracked it when I tightened the action screws. They sent me a medalist stock to replace the first on. Went to the web site and see that they discontinued that model.
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I received an email back from McMillan and was assured they do inletting for model 70 CRF. The list Josh sent me was the game Warden, game scout, a-5, a3-5, and several others. I don't know how much of fitting is left for the end user to finish and then bed of course. I have a Winchester Stealth in 308 that is a fine shooting rifle that eventually I'll order an a-5 for just to get the vertical grip and get out of the HS-Precision that it's in. The hs- precision is really nice but I just do not like the grip area.
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I can't afford (actually wife refuses) the cash to purchase one of the high end stocks.
I'm a bit disappointed that B&C only offers their stocks for the one-piece bottom metal, my wife's .338 WM is a SS push feed with the 2-piece. I think that the Sporter Style is the one we would go with, as it would be the closest (I think) to the original Winchester stock.
Last night I did a bit of studying, it seems that the one-piece can be modified for the two-piece…..but that may be "above my pay grade"! Then, I'd need to cut it off and reinstall a Decellerator.
Heck, by the time it's all done…..the HS starts to look a little better. Decisions…..Decisions!
memtb
I'm a bit disappointed that B&C only offers their stocks for the one-piece bottom metal, my wife's .338 WM is a SS push feed with the 2-piece. I think that the Sporter Style is the one we would go with, as it would be the closest (I think) to the original Winchester stock.
Last night I did a bit of studying, it seems that the one-piece can be modified for the two-piece…..but that may be "above my pay grade"! Then, I'd need to cut it off and reinstall a Decellerator.
Heck, by the time it's all done…..the HS starts to look a little better. Decisions…..Decisions!
memtb
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Good look'n little rifle there. When I had my AI built, I went with a McMillan Classic. My only regret with it is, I didn't get the "palm swell"….which I told the 'smith that I wanted. After 34 years as my only hunt'n rifle….I guess that I adapted!
memtbJust got a boyd prairie hunter for my sister. 12-3/4 LOP.
This is for a tikka... just for reference.
This is for a tikka... just for reference.
memtb
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That's a darn attractive stock!
Though, a lot heavier than we're looking for. Our rifles get carried a lot more than shot……the ounces add up on a day in the hills! memtb
