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Thread: Wooden versus Composite Stocks

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  1. 05-10-2021, 08:54 PM #1
    Backcountry Bob
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    Wooden versus Composite Stocks

    Being a bit of a traditionalist I've always owned rifles with wooden stocks, but most modern rifles now seem to come out with fibreglass or other synthetic stocks.
    I'm happy enough with how all my rifles perform but I'm wondering if by changing to a different stock I might save a bit of weight.
    Is there anything meaningful to be gained here? I have a .222 and .243, both Sakos.
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