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Remington 700 ADL to semi-custom help/ideas
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustang72" data-source="post: 1999821" data-attributes="member: 109065"><p>I am bedding and painting my Brown Precision stock now. Around 600 including bedding and paint. Stock weights 20 oz as received. Another option is wildcat composite at about 17 oz and $300. Neither of these are finished so if you don't do that yourself you would have to spend extra. </p><p>I would definitely wait on getting a brake until after you get the new stock and recoil pad. You may be surprised how much less recoil you feel with a good pad and properly fitted stock. </p><p>I went with the brown stock because it is light and helps absorb recoil. I will probably end up getting a mag-na-port job on my rifle after this season. Cost around$300. Not as effective at cutting recoil,but not as loud as a break either. Probably my main reason for getting this is it reduces muzzle jump a lot.</p><p>I talked with Mark Brown multiple times and found him a great guy to deal with. So far I really like my stock(haven't shot yet). I will admit it is a bit harder to work with,but the extra work is worth it to me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustang72, post: 1999821, member: 109065"] I am bedding and painting my Brown Precision stock now. Around 600 including bedding and paint. Stock weights 20 oz as received. Another option is wildcat composite at about 17 oz and $300. Neither of these are finished so if you don't do that yourself you would have to spend extra. I would definitely wait on getting a brake until after you get the new stock and recoil pad. You may be surprised how much less recoil you feel with a good pad and properly fitted stock. I went with the brown stock because it is light and helps absorb recoil. I will probably end up getting a mag-na-port job on my rifle after this season. Cost around$300. Not as effective at cutting recoil,but not as loud as a break either. Probably my main reason for getting this is it reduces muzzle jump a lot. I talked with Mark Brown multiple times and found him a great guy to deal with. So far I really like my stock(haven't shot yet). I will admit it is a bit harder to work with,but the extra work is worth it to me. [/QUOTE]
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