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Low recoil deer rig for friend with cancer
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<blockquote data-quote="midnightmalloy" data-source="post: 1379207" data-attributes="member: 25605"><p>So good thought with the adjustable butt pad but this will not change the orientation between the cheek weld in line with the barrel so the desired effect with a negative comb would be negated. Stocks dimensions are one of the most overlooked aspects of custom rifles in my mind as in the shotgun world stock fit is paramount to success as it properly aligns the eye of the shooter with the rib and bead of the barrel essentially acting as the rear sight. If the same care was taken in a rifle stock you could acquire your target much faster and negate a substantial amount of felt recoil. </p><p></p><p>I wanted to give you a few examples of these types of stocks. These are all spotter style stocks that would fit your friends style of hunting better than a prone of tactical stock. Most of these can be inlet for a Remington 700 footprint. </p><p></p><p>Negative comb. </p><p><a href="https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-weatherby-mark-v/" target="_blank">https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-weatherby-mark-v/</a></p><p></p><p>This one looks like it may work well for your friend. Read the description. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-lazzeroni-sporter/" target="_blank">https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-lazzeroni-sporter/</a></p><p></p><p>Parallel comb. </p><p></p><p>I have had this stock before in a 280 ai and it was very comfortable to shoot. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-sako-varmint/" target="_blank">https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-sako-varmint/</a></p><p></p><p>I have this on my current 6.5 creedmoor with a proof barrel and it is about 9.5lbs all up with a brake and it's extremely tame on recoil. Your cheek slides strait back and doesn't rise so it's very fast to get back on target with little to no cheek impact. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://iotaoutdoors.com/store/stocks/rifle-stock.html/" target="_blank">https://iotaoutdoors.com/store/stocks/rifle-stock.html/</a></p><p></p><p>Let me know if I can help in any way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="midnightmalloy, post: 1379207, member: 25605"] So good thought with the adjustable butt pad but this will not change the orientation between the cheek weld in line with the barrel so the desired effect with a negative comb would be negated. Stocks dimensions are one of the most overlooked aspects of custom rifles in my mind as in the shotgun world stock fit is paramount to success as it properly aligns the eye of the shooter with the rib and bead of the barrel essentially acting as the rear sight. If the same care was taken in a rifle stock you could acquire your target much faster and negate a substantial amount of felt recoil. I wanted to give you a few examples of these types of stocks. These are all spotter style stocks that would fit your friends style of hunting better than a prone of tactical stock. Most of these can be inlet for a Remington 700 footprint. Negative comb. [URL]https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-weatherby-mark-v/[/URL] This one looks like it may work well for your friend. Read the description. [URL]https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-lazzeroni-sporter/[/URL] Parallel comb. I have had this stock before in a 280 ai and it was very comfortable to shoot. [URL]https://mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/hunting-stocks-sako-varmint/[/URL] I have this on my current 6.5 creedmoor with a proof barrel and it is about 9.5lbs all up with a brake and it’s extremely tame on recoil. Your cheek slides strait back and doesn’t rise so it’s very fast to get back on target with little to no cheek impact. [URL]https://iotaoutdoors.com/store/stocks/rifle-stock.html/[/URL] Let me know if I can help in any way. [/QUOTE]
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