Thread: Rookie move

Does it have a flexy stock that pisses you off trying to shoot off a bipod? if so then yes it will improve it somewhat, but it wont turn it into a good stock and it will be a bit heaver (this can be a good thing contrary to popular belief )
Stabilising the front end "may" improve your ability to shoot it accurately but wont improve the rifles ability to shoot accurately.
Bedding is more likely to improve the rifles accuracy but if its good already possibly no improvement.
Stiffen and bed and possibly still not be happy or buy a good stock and bed ? is it a keeper and worth the time and money and how accurate do you need it really honestly?

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Does it have a flexy stock that pisses you off trying to shoot off a bipod? if so then yes it will improve it somewhat, but it wont turn it into a good stock and it will be a bit heaver (this can be a good thing contrary to popular belief )
Stabilising the front end "may" improve your ability to shoot it accurately but wont improve the rifles ability to shoot accurately.
Bedding is more likely to improve the rifles accuracy but if its good already possibly no improvement.
Stiffen and bed and possibly still not be happy or buy a good stock and bed ? is it a keeper and worth the time and money and how accurate do you need it really honestly?

Its got to be able to shoot a 1 lawn mower at a hundy mate,yep those mericans have the flimsy stock and I wouldn't think it would help to bed that stock.I had that with my Mod 70 stock I solved the problem by not using a bipod.