Printable View
Going to slap the tikka 22-250 in a boyds stock... question is which style?
Mostly shooting out the truck window and freehand but occasionally prone off a bipod.
Never had experience with anything other than the classic style stock so can someone convince me that something else is a better fit?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk
I’ve got the thumb hole pistol grip style on my .223 and it’s awesome!
It was a substantial improvement from the factory T3 plastic fantastic and certainly is helping, I believe, as I gradually increase my shooting range
My first boyds was the thumbhole and it was nice for shooting prone or off the bench at the range but i found it uncomfortable when bush stalking. Second one i got the praririe hunter and i liked that much better
+1 for the praririe hunter only reason id use a bumhole stock is to make something a cat
What made you want the raised comb over the straight stock?Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk
Got a couple of Praririe Hunter, not bad stocks, but will be looking to change out to Pro Varmint, have one already with adj comb, not sure how well that'll work out of a window... Rimfire hunter is nice as well, have had a few classics, various stocks have there place but the PH should do the trick...
I found the thumbhole stock really helped when I had to change to left hand shooting even bushstalking.
I've got a a thumbhole on a marlin 22mag and a prairie hunter on a rem700 .243.
I like them both
Sent from my SM-A510Y using Tapatalk
It was cheap ��Quote:
Originally Posted by .22-250 everything
That's no fucken help lolQuote:
Originally Posted by northdude
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk
It is in NZ. Boyds won't ship anything over 100 US. We had 2 years of searching the rapid fire sales daily. I have a rimfire hunter which is great and 2 classics which are ok but I'm still getting used to the weird angle on the pistol grip.Quote:
Originally Posted by .22-250 everything
and it was $70 put it on my ruger american 3006 it just needs a softer poofter/recoil pad and its a bit gay with the stars in it but i can live with it Attachment 78458
@northdude did you bed it?
ruger american has little v blocks that the action sits on i made some pillars up that fitted under the v blocks and jb welded the blocks and pillars into the stock i also put a steel trigger guard in as i recon the plastic one will squash and give problems it shoots well but having a thin barrel she heats up fast and groups open up
The howa action just bears on the wood but seems to shoot ok. There's a big lump that hangs down square at the front of the action rather than a conventional lug. I'll get around to bedding it someday but just don't have the time or experience at present.Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude
if your not to confident on fuking around with bedding compound every where and risking gluing your gun together try pillar bedding thats why i do it its worked on 3 of my ones that are done
Been there done that, now I got all the stocks i want they seem to have stopped doing the rapid fire salesQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve123
Yeah I noticed that. At least with getting them through the gunshed we can go for options now. And the last rapid fire I got came in long instead of short action. Had to get a long action to put in it. Didn't have the heart to cut it in half so they refunded shipping. Sadly the refund did not cover the batrelled action.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
Sent from my SM-G388F using Tapatalk
Rapid Fire Sales are coming, they have been redeveloping their site, apparently has been rather difficult for agents to even order.
They tell me though within the next 2 weeks, needs to be as I need a stock or 2...
