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Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
I have 2, one SA PST025 that I have had for 6 years, and one LA PST026 that I have had 2 years. I plan on getting another LA one. I have tried several others brands and like th HS best, I have had no issues. They are easy to adjust and hold their adjustment.
I have 2, one SA PST025 that I have had for 6 years, and one LA PST026 that I have had 2 years. I plan on getting another LA one. I have tried several others brands and like th HS best, I have had no issues. They are easy to adjust and hold their adjustment.
Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
Which one are you looking at?
I have the PST093 on my SPS, and love it. She holds up, adjustments are not sloppy, and it is consistant. I like it for the fact that it can be adjusted for clothing, or position to make it more comfortable.
It is heavy on its own though, so expect the added weight.
Which one are you looking at?
I have the PST093 on my SPS, and love it. She holds up, adjustments are not sloppy, and it is consistant. I like it for the fact that it can be adjusted for clothing, or position to make it more comfortable.
It is heavy on its own though, so expect the added weight.
Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Red Belly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The PST093. I am going to put it on a 20 inch barreled action. I just wanted to know if then adjustments were solid & how it holds up. Thanks. </div></div>
Thats the one I have on my SPS Tactical. It's a solid stock no doubt. You can lock in the LOP but the cheek piece you can not. No worries though. It uses heavy duty hardware and stays put. My only problem is the cheek piece is a bit fat under cheek. My intention with this stock was so me and my wife could use the same rifle. I shoot L and she shoots R handed. With the R hand action I have to move my L hand (trigger hand) to cycle the bolt unless I shoot with my thumb to the L of the stock. Not really much of an issue. It is very HEAVY. Get any color other that olive web...it ugly!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Red Belly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The PST093. I am going to put it on a 20 inch barreled action. I just wanted to know if then adjustments were solid & how it holds up. Thanks. </div></div>
Thats the one I have on my SPS Tactical. It's a solid stock no doubt. You can lock in the LOP but the cheek piece you can not. No worries though. It uses heavy duty hardware and stays put. My only problem is the cheek piece is a bit fat under cheek. My intention with this stock was so me and my wife could use the same rifle. I shoot L and she shoots R handed. With the R hand action I have to move my L hand (trigger hand) to cycle the bolt unless I shoot with my thumb to the L of the stock. Not really much of an issue. It is very HEAVY. Get any color other that olive web...it ugly!
Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
Anyone installed a badger dbm on their hs stocks?
Just ordered a 006 with adj lop only and the badger m5 dbm...
Anyone installed a badger dbm on their hs stocks?
Just ordered a 006 with adj lop only and the badger m5 dbm...
Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
Yes, I have the Badger M5 installed on my PST093. No problems with it at all.
Yes, I have the Badger M5 installed on my PST093. No problems with it at all.
Re: HS stock with adjustable LOP/Cheek rest
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Biner626</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Red Belly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The PST093. I am going to put it on a 20 inch barreled action. I just wanted to know if then adjustments were solid & how it holds up. Thanks. </div></div>
Thats the one I have on my SPS Tactical. It's a solid stock no doubt. You can lock in the LOP but the cheek piece you can not. No worries though. It uses heavy duty hardware and stays put. My only problem is the cheek piece is a bit fat under cheek. My intention with this stock was so me and my wife could use the same rifle. I shoot L and she shoots R handed. With the R hand action I have to move my L hand (trigger hand) to cycle the bolt unless I shoot with my thumb to the L of the stock. Not really much of an issue. It is very HEAVY. Get any color other that olive web...it ugly! </div></div>
I made a rigid foam block shaped to fill the gap and keep it in position. Works like a champ.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Biner626</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Red Belly</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The PST093. I am going to put it on a 20 inch barreled action. I just wanted to know if then adjustments were solid & how it holds up. Thanks. </div></div>
Thats the one I have on my SPS Tactical. It's a solid stock no doubt. You can lock in the LOP but the cheek piece you can not. No worries though. It uses heavy duty hardware and stays put. My only problem is the cheek piece is a bit fat under cheek. My intention with this stock was so me and my wife could use the same rifle. I shoot L and she shoots R handed. With the R hand action I have to move my L hand (trigger hand) to cycle the bolt unless I shoot with my thumb to the L of the stock. Not really much of an issue. It is very HEAVY. Get any color other that olive web...it ugly! </div></div>
I made a rigid foam block shaped to fill the gap and keep it in position. Works like a champ.
