I want to know the difference between similar stocks from different manufactures.I have been looking at the B&C Medalist A2 Tactical, Manners MCS-T2, HS Precision M24 varmit/tactical. They all look very similar but not in price. Is there that big of a difference in these stocks or is it just name brand that seperates them. I am having trouble deciding. I will be using this stock for hunting and target shooting out to 800 yards. The rifle is a rem700 varmit 308
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Go with the Manners between the 3 and do not look back. Money is well spent.
Go with the Manners between the 3 and do not look back. Money is well spent.
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If you do, one rocomendation is to get an adjustable LOP so you can set it up for your build. It is worth the exra investment.
Good Luck,
JamieD
Wolf Precision
814-262-7994
If you do, one rocomendation is to get an adjustable LOP so you can set it up for your build. It is worth the exra investment.
Good Luck,
JamieD
Wolf Precision
814-262-7994
Re: Question about stocks
Try to get behind as many as possible and buy the one that feels like "home". Comfort and repeatability are the most important features.
Try to get behind as many as possible and buy the one that feels like "home". Comfort and repeatability are the most important features.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: oneshot onekill</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Try to get behind as many as possible and buy the one that feels like "home". Comfort and repeatability are the most important features. </div></div>
Best advice. It might look good in the pictures, but until you had your hands on one & shouldered it, you'll never know if it fits you.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: oneshot onekill</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Try to get behind as many as possible and buy the one that feels like "home". Comfort and repeatability are the most important features. </div></div>
Best advice. It might look good in the pictures, but until you had your hands on one & shouldered it, you'll never know if it fits you.
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Short of trying out the stocks and handling them, it is really difficult to make an informed decision.
Short of trying out the stocks and handling them, it is really difficult to make an informed decision.
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There are not any gun shops in my area that carry aftermarket stocks so I don't have the ability to try them out. But again is there a signifigant difference in the three stocks that I mentioned. In photos of the three they all three look very similar but what makes them different other than different manufactures
There are not any gun shops in my area that carry aftermarket stocks so I don't have the ability to try them out. But again is there a signifigant difference in the three stocks that I mentioned. In photos of the three they all three look very similar but what makes them different other than different manufactures
