Stock questions

[stefan73]

I did some searching on the net (I am limited on time since I am deployed) and was wondering what the purpose of "flush cups" are?

Sorry for the newb question but I am used to traditional stocks.

Also if you were looking at putting a McMillan A5 stock on a Remington 700 LA .300WM (Sendero) what options would you think about getting with it?

Thanks,

 

[Hateca]

Re: Stock questions

Another way to attach a sling. Quick release. Cups on the opposite side of the bolt and/or on the bottom of the stock, or both.

 

[BHP9]

Re: Stock questions

Here are the Uncle Mikes version.

http://www.unclemikesle.com/products/slings_swivels/swivels/swivels_push_button.html

 

[stefan73]

Re: Stock questions

My concern with something like the Uncle mikes version there is accidental release of the sling by bumping the release push button.
That would be the last thing I would want to have happen.

 

[woody66]

Re: Stock questions

The push buttons are not easily pushed in I would think it would be difficult to accidently disconect them. Woody

 

[Bobcape]

Re: Stock questions

I like them because when they are removed there is no swivel stud sticking out. The stock rides the bags much better. I use the flush mounts for the rear and one of the front swivels. I use a regular stud for the front bipod attachment. I'm looking for an adapter to go from flush mount to QD so I can attach my bipod via a flush mount unit.

Bob