Where can I get a Sako TRG stock?
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Re: Where can I get a Sako TRG stock?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: glock24</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Call Beretta. They'll sell 'em to you.</div></div>
Actually, I started there.
No Joy.
Was told not in their computer.
Lord help us if something doesn't show up in a computer data base.
CP
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: glock24</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Call Beretta. They'll sell 'em to you.</div></div>
Actually, I started there.
No Joy.
Was told not in their computer.
Lord help us if something doesn't show up in a computer data base.
CP
Re: Where can I get a Sako TRG stock?
Call Alex at Euro Optic. He would know where you could find one. Super guy as well.
570-220-3159
Josh
Call Alex at Euro Optic. He would know where you could find one. Super guy as well.
570-220-3159
Josh
Re: Where can I get a Sako TRG stock?
tjgeneral store list the folding butt stock for a mere $2860.
The standard butt section goes for $543 without accessories, add another $90 for the butt pad assembly and throw in another $31 a pop for spacers and the cheek piece is another $202. The forend goes for an additional $543.
So added up the complete stock will be about $1400.
Hope this helps some.
tjgeneral store list the folding butt stock for a mere $2860.
The standard butt section goes for $543 without accessories, add another $90 for the butt pad assembly and throw in another $31 a pop for spacers and the cheek piece is another $202. The forend goes for an additional $543.
So added up the complete stock will be about $1400.
Hope this helps some.
Re: Where can I get a Sako TRG stock?
Might try again with Beretta. They might have changed, but when I was building my 338 I was going to get the 42 stock from them and total cost was under $600. It's been a few years though. It was for a trg-s and I would have had to change the trigger and mag to a 42 as well, so I ended up going with an McMillan A5.
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Might try again with Beretta. They might have changed, but when I was building my 338 I was going to get the 42 stock from them and total cost was under $600. It's been a few years though. It was for a trg-s and I would have had to change the trigger and mag to a 42 as well, so I ended up going with an McMillan A5.
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