Howa suck balls :P
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Howa suck balls :P
Most of these cheap rifles are a copy of something and unlike the rifles they copied, the automated machinery they are made on is unlikely to turn up with a hangover. The quality comes down to steel quality and how often they change to tooling and for cheap rifles, Howa (and most Japanese copies) seem to nail it.
Maybe just buy a Timney trigger? It is a first class action, a near enough barrel and somewhat downhill from there. Can I suggest it is a $800 rifle due to a shit trigger and a dubious stock and if you replace these you have something genuinely good. You could make the same changes on another brand of $800 rifle and I would say it would be a complete waste of time and money, but a Howa really is a Japanese Sako.
as long as its not the houge the standard stock will do me long enough to work out if I like the rifle
the howa triggers Iv used in the passed were better than acceptable and were all factory with a little adjustment.
Im unsure if the spring was chopped or replaced but it was superb
I love howa, had a .270 and now have a .308.
As per Apollo's comment, I have added a timney trigger and a Stug stock. With a suppressor it's now pretty much (for me) a perfect rifle.
Still, even if you keep a Howa stock standard, it's the pick of the budget rifles in my view.
These are the best stocks available for Howa IMO if you can get them out of the IS.
http://www.legendaryarmsworks.com/pr...howa1500sa.htm
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Yeah, those are unfinished and require final fitting and the finish of your choice applied.
This is what they can look like, this is the High Tech Legendary Arms stock on the Howa Mountain Rifle with Limbsaver recoil pad, all factory.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...816f96ce52.jpg
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That looks awesome. Just trying to figure out the dollars on this...so it's $us330...assuming I can get a mule to bring it over to NZ...what are my extra costs going to be?