tactiacool stock
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Everyone's entitled to an opinion.
Given the internet's propensity to misspell anything, I can overlook how they spell for $100. If it works, who cares what they call it?
Maybe they could call it a "MacMillan" instead of "McMillan" and charge $500 for it instead? Just another Typo, right? Caveat emptor.
Given the internet's propensity to misspell anything, I can overlook how they spell for $100. If it works, who cares what they call it?
Maybe they could call it a "MacMillan" instead of "McMillan" and charge $500 for it instead? Just another Typo, right? Caveat emptor.
I use the Tacticool stock on my Savage MKIIFV and love it. Gives me a close enough trainer for my Rem 700. However I prefer the Bell & Carlson Medalist stock for the larger centerfire.
As stated above I also have one on my Savage 93. It works but isn't quite as nice as i'd like. I little grinding with a 4" and some 36 grit will recontour where I want it.
I like it and it's worth the $ if you not sure about vertical grip stocks. You'll need a cheekpiece if you're going to run a big scope.
If you plan on keeping the 700, look at a better stock like a Mcmillan or B&C.
Don't buy anything made by Choate.
My $.02
I like it and it's worth the $ if you not sure about vertical grip stocks. You'll need a cheekpiece if you're going to run a big scope.
If you plan on keeping the 700, look at a better stock like a Mcmillan or B&C.
Don't buy anything made by Choate.
My $.02
I have one on my son's .22 cal Rem 597. It is ok for what it is. After the first couple of times shooting, I had to put washers between the stock and action screws because of the soft wood. Not holding much of a torque plus forget about keeping the bipod studs tight. It does center the barrel in the channel and float quite well.
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