Gunsmithing Please ID this stock...

[mhptrooper]

Can some of you please help me ID this stock? I bought a used rifle from a buddy here on my department's SWAT team, it was his first sniper rifle. He is known to not run anything cheap; but cannot remember what custom work the weapon has had done--he knows it has had some work done to it; but all he can remember is a new barrel (which is apparent, it is huge)

I'm wanting to run this weapon as my sniper rifle, and have recently swapped over to the sniper section from the entry team. One of the things I'd like to do is add Surgeon DBM Bottom Metal, and will send it back to the manufacturer (when I find out who it is) to be in-letted. I want it done RIGHT, not a dremel chop-job. Please let me know what y'all think, and thanks in advance

 

[darrenk75b]

HS Precision PSS stock

 

[mhptrooper]

Thanks Sir! I'll contact them to see what the steps are to get the work done now...

 

[mhptrooper]

Would the aluminum bedding be a big deal to inlet?

 

[slayer_21420]

Would the aluminum bedding be a big deal to inlet?

No, but HS precision will likely charge you significantly more than the stock itself is worth to do the inletting for you. I'd reccomended looking into another option for the inletting.

I bet Chad at longrifles could take care of you, and his work is second to none.

 

[mhptrooper]

Thanks--I'll get up with him and look into that option

 

[mhptrooper]

After doing some research, I think I'm just going to run this stock for awhile and save up for a good one (McMillan, Manners, etc...) and just have it in-letted from the factory when I order it. I see no need to have work done on this stock, when it's really not what I want to run...

 

[slayer_21420]

After doing some research, I think I'm just going to run this stock for awhile and save up for a good one (McMillan, Manners, etc...) and just have it in-letted from the factory when I order it. I see no need to have work done on this stock, when it's really not what I want to run...

Good plan!