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Anyone have any experience or knowledge of how well these stocks hold up / look / fit on the big guns? | ||
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Good by me on a 500a2. They do have very short LOP. Look good except for the two slip-on pads, Leather Pachmayr over Limbsaver. Comfy. | |||
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I have the American Safari 458 Lott and it weights 10 lbs, has a Laminated stock. I wouldn't trade this stock for anything. The weight helps with the recoil. | |||
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Clarification: I thought this thread was about Ruger No.1 ("#1" in title). Yes, the B&C stock works on Ruger No. 1 chambered for 500 A-Square. I like it. Should be fine on a Ruger No. 1 in .458 Lott, if you get your LOP correct ... spacer, slip-on pad, 2 slip-ons, etc. ... I have laminate, walnut, and B&C synthetic stocks for the Ruger No. 1, and have had no trouble with any of them so far. Pretty amzing, considering the recoil levels they have been subjected to. I fitted the two-piece B&C stock to the Ruger No. 1, myself. The fit on the butt seemed perfect, regarding metal-to-synthetic fit. I had to file/scrape/sand/enlarge the barrel channel of the forearm to fit the 500 A-Square barrel, which is 1" diameter at the 27" muzzle and a straight taper from a 6" long cylindrical 1.200" diameter shank. Worked fine. If you get into B&C stocks for CZ 550 Magnum, with full aluminum bedding block in the "Kevlar" model: It simply does not get any better than that, for stocking a rifle. | |||
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You are correct: Ruger #1 | |||
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