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Hello. I was thinking about having AHR make me a 9,3 on their mcmillan stock (I KNOW, I KNOW....wood is nicer), but I don't really care for the length of the forearm on that stock and wanted a bbl band front swivel (ditching the one on the stock of course). I am thinking about having them shorten the forearm and move the rear sight back. Any recomendations on forearm length (24" bbl) and rear sight position? I want to get the rifle outfitted properly so I can theoretically maybe someday stock it in wood. I have attached some amateur photoshop before and after to give an idea what I am thinking. Anything else you guys would do with this rifle (besides have it stocked in wood to begin with)...or should I just say "screw it" and take it as offered? | ||
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My rule of thumb is half the barrel length minus another inch & a half. Doug Humbarger NRA Life member Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 72'73. Yankee Station Try to look unimportant. Your enemy might be low on ammo. | |||
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tendrams, I like the idea of a wood stock and a barrel band - MY 2 cents! ________ Ray | |||
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I like it the way it is!! **************** NRA Life Benefactor Member | |||
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a short forestock in wood and a barrelband looks nice, for sure. at the same time, i can realize the desire for a totally no- maintenance handle on a gun bound for hunting bigger game in bad weather country. one nice thing about a man's rifle...he builds it the way he wants to and everyone respects that. they're all good looking, as well! | |||
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Real rifles have barrel bands. Russ... Some mistakes are to much fun to make only once. | |||
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