Stocks

[Gandolf1]

Gentlemen

I am now considering changing the stock on my rifle instead of fitting a comb raiser, expensive I know but it may be the only way I can get what I want. My question is: McMillan provide good quality stocks, is there anyone else I can look at?

Thanks in advance

H

 

[1doug]

from reading your other post there is two ways. one is get a stock from companys like www.boydboys.com/ or www.rifle-stocks.com. Or you can have a turn wheel comb raiser installed from http://www.masterclassstocks.com/accessories.html for $120 either way you are going to be out of $100-150 maybe more

 

[redbone]

Can you tell us what kind of rifle you have

 

[Gandolf1]

Redbone

I have a sako 75 Mk IV in 6.5x55 and a Tikka 595 in .308

 

[Gandolf1]

d-a

Thanks for the links, they make good reading. I assume from their prices they are on par with McMillan. I am toying with the idea of an A-5 for the Sako and possibly trading the .308 for something a little more special.

 

[Guest]

BEWARE of the A-5. Once you get behind that baby you will be spoiled for life.

I swear, every other rifle I have feels like a toy now compared to that A5.

They are great

Joe

 

[BountyHunter]

The A5 is good and so is the A3 if you do not want the hook butt.

I have a new uninletted A3 with adjustable cheekpiece. Green/black with yellow marble. $350 plus shipping, saves you $100 over ordering.

BH

 

[älg]

how much does the a3 weigh? can you email a pic?

 

[bailey1474]

[ QUOTE ]
BEWARE of the A-5. Once you get behind that baby you will be spoiled for life.

I swear, every other rifle I have feels like a toy now compared to that A5.

They are great

Joe

[/ QUOTE ]

I'll second that!!

 

[Gandolf1]

BountyHunter

I am certainly interested, what rifle is it for, or is that a real dumb question?

Would you ship to the UK?

Thanks

H