Anyone have wood ??
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Mine is not a Remmy...
State Arms Dicke Berta 50BMG. #47 built by Klause before his passing.
State Arms Dicke Berta 50BMG. #47 built by Klause before his passing.
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my m40 replica w/ 26'' barrel
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a .260 w/ 26'' barrel
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a .260 w/ 26'' barrel
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While not walnut, I have an R700 .243 with a varmint barrel in a Stocky's Apache laminate stock (*NEW!* Bobby Hart AccuBlock Apache Laminated Thumbhole Riflestock - Remington 700). I was a knucklehead when I ordered the stock and didn't notice that it had a sporter barrel channel, so I had to open it up to clear the heavier varmint barrel.
I'll take a pic and post it when I get home this evening.
Edit: Pic, as promised
Yeah, yeah, crappy scope/rings/mounts... it'll all get replaced.
I'll take a pic and post it when I get home this evening.
Edit: Pic, as promised
Yeah, yeah, crappy scope/rings/mounts... it'll all get replaced.
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he did a whole thread back when it was stolen, and then found in a river. many a tear were shed.
Bkw has the story correct. I had a new one built by Joel Russo. He built the first one. This time I put it on a hunting rifle. The tactical shooting sport has changed in the last three years to include a LOT of barricade and prop shooting, so I caved and went with a manners this time around. The stocks get beat to hell shooting off barricades.
I really enjoy shooting a wood stock. You get way less vibration while shooting. It feels more solid. In the cold weather it does not feel as cold like many of the chassi systems. They suck the heat right out of ya.
I will be getting another wood stock built for another comp gun. Just have to pick the right wood!
Bobby Hart with Accublock. I love this stock. Feels completely solid. For me it has a little more character than other stocks at the range.
http://www.stockysstocks.com/pdf/AccuBlockArticle.pdf
Here is another Joel Russo. My walnut McM A3, which was ordered to be as plain as it gets. I wanted field grade walnut. (This is an older pic while it was waiting for glass).
