You still have to do a bedding in the wooden stock to get the most of it.not so with a chassis
You still have to do a bedding in the wooden stock to get the most of it.not so with a chassis
I don't think thumbholes are very good
Maybe you need a thumbhole stock on a dpt chassis? :-)
The best of both worlds !
I'm not a great fan of bumhole stocks
When I see how high some are perching their scope above their rifle...
I have had several botds in the past and have a couple still. I like the Boyds and at the prices they used to be, they were good value (landed here around the $200 mark.) if not a little on the heavy side. Now with all the additional hassle I would lean towards the DPT. I rather like the look of them. If stretching to the DPT price, it is not much more to look at GRS which make Boyds look like slices of cheap plywood.
If you can find someone in the US to ship you a stock you could look at Richards Microfit stocks. Only downside to them is they have made the decision that they will not ship outside US so you need to order it to a US address. Drop shipping like youshop will not work either.
Considered an MDT lss? Comes in left. Super lite. Canada ships here. Use Lockhart tactical. Mine was opened by customs but didn't pick up for gst as they don't put price on pack.
I just took those pictures today to compare the height of the cheek rest on a DPT chassis versus a factory tikka stock:
The two stock aligned .
DPT tube stock is 5 mm higher than tikka factory stock.
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