swiper
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Looking to buy a sporter type stock for 700 Remington 223 rem sporter barrel. looking at H-S Precision PRO Series or Bell and Carlson medalist. Which one and why. thanks SWIPER gun)
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Catahoula
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Check out the stocks that Greybull Precision has. I just ordered one for my 300 WM that is built on a Remington 700.
Thanks, Kirk
Thanks, Kirk
shortgrass
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I've used several Gray Bull stocks. They're designed more for Sendero or heavier barrels. I'd think it would boil down to personal preference when it comes to the difference between the B&C and the H-S Precision.
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Catahoula
How much did it cost you?
How much did it cost you?
Catahoula
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Came to $364.00 with shipping to Idaho Falls, ID
Thanks, Kirk
Thanks, Kirk
I have both the HS Precision and the B&C Medalist for Rem sporter rifles. The HS Precision stock in considerably heavier than the Medalist Ti stock I have. The HS has a full length bedding block where the Medalist only has pillars and a aluminum block behind the lug.
Between the two, the B&C feels much better in my hands as a sporter setup than the HS stock. The forearm on the B&C is more trim. The HS is much fatter in both the forearm and the pistol grip. Both of my stocks are painted with a web color. The webbing on the HS is rougher in texture.
Lastly, I had to grind the stock screws for the HS to fit correctly in order for the bolt not to bind. The B&C bolted right up. Go figure. Check Redhawk rifles for decent prices on each as the had them both at great prices:
https://redhawkrifles.com/
Between the two, the B&C feels much better in my hands as a sporter setup than the HS stock. The forearm on the B&C is more trim. The HS is much fatter in both the forearm and the pistol grip. Both of my stocks are painted with a web color. The webbing on the HS is rougher in texture.
Lastly, I had to grind the stock screws for the HS to fit correctly in order for the bolt not to bind. The B&C bolted right up. Go figure. Check Redhawk rifles for decent prices on each as the had them both at great prices:
https://redhawkrifles.com/
billm67
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I have bought several B&C medalist stocks and have been very happy with them. I think they are a good value and a decent stock. Is it a Manners...or a McMillan, no. But they are affordable and rifles seem to shoot pretty well in them. I love the A2 version except for the forend. It looks like they when the made the mold the just screwed a piece of lumber to the bottom of the fore end.
