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About LinkBacksAs others have said, getting a light aftermarket stock ain't gonna be cheap. I wouldn't have thought a laminate stock would be what your after, I no mine isn't light but its not a boyds its a tikka laminate.
If I was you I would just keep your 270 in original condition, use it once a year then hand it down to your kids. Buy a t3 in whatever calibre (I have 300wsm) and thrash the shit out of it.
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