Will a Williams BDL bottom metal unit be a drop in application in this stock? Can anyone comment on the quality, and craftsmanship of this piece? Junk or jewel? Thanks in advance.
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Re: B&C M40 stock
I had one,seemed nice and comfortable for the money. I did sell it before I could really get to use it though.
I had one,seemed nice and comfortable for the money. I did sell it before I could really get to use it though.
Re: B&C M40 stock
I have the A2, which is very similar. it's a decent weight, well made stock. the alum bedding in my opinion is well made as well.
I think it's a well built stock, best bang for the buck. I don't see why I'd get similar stock that costs me. I'm very happy with mine.
I have the A2, which is very similar. it's a decent weight, well made stock. the alum bedding in my opinion is well made as well.
I think it's a well built stock, best bang for the buck. I don't see why I'd get similar stock that costs me. I'm very happy with mine.
Re: B&C M40 stock
Not sure about the Williams unit, but I have used aftermarket bottom metal from PTG with no problems. I have used several of the B&C stocks on different builds and all have served me well. Presently having a bolt gun built for my wife using one of their M40 stocks. For the ~$200 price tag, you can't go wrong. IMHO they are every bit the equal of the HS Precision stocks.
Not sure about the Williams unit, but I have used aftermarket bottom metal from PTG with no problems. I have used several of the B&C stocks on different builds and all have served me well. Presently having a bolt gun built for my wife using one of their M40 stocks. For the ~$200 price tag, you can't go wrong. IMHO they are every bit the equal of the HS Precision stocks.
Re: B&C M40 stock
Thanks for the replies guys.
Thanks for the replies guys.
Re: B&C M40 stock
Will hooper ordnance DBM fit without modification?
Will hooper ordnance DBM fit without modification?
