Mcmillan, Mesa Precision and I'm sure a few other companies have put out negative comb stocked rifles recently. It's advertised as a benefit yet I can't wrap my head around how this would be better than a high parallel comb. What am I missing here?
- Thread starter Rodder
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Recoil management a negative comb when recoiling back has less perceived feeling as the negative comb transfers that recoil away from the cheek bone. A flat comb is pretty much equal through the recoil pulse, a stock that has a higher comb than hell would be a positive comb, this would transfer recoil right into your cheek increasing the perceived recoil.
Gunwerks has been using this design since 2013 in our rifle designs, one of the more significant benefits as well as the less perceived recoil is that you can have the buttstock much higher in the rear to get more shoulder contact that is inline with the bore so your rifle will stay flatter during recoil. we have this same feature in all of our rifle stock designs today.
Did we necro a thread from a year ago to brag about our own product? Cool.
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