What you think of Bell & Carlson stock for CZ550 600 overkill rifle? Is it strong enough take recoil?

Formerly called "Kevlar" now called "Aramid" stock for CZ by B&C.
It is the best possible stock for that application, as long as your barrel is not too fat to fit a sanded out and fully bedded barrel channel out to a secondary recoil lug.
And the secondary recoil lug on the barrel is placed to fit the cross bar in the forend endoskeleton, i.e., at the same location as on a CZ factory contraption.
The stock weighs only 2.5 pounds. Lead or mercury could be added to the butt if needed to balance.

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Dumb question:

So crossbolts will not be necessary for this stock?

Hey, good point, no crossbolts needed, because there is a thick metal cross member in the forearm (to back up a barrel lug),
and the full bedding block is thick metal completely surrounding the action and providing pillar and crossbolt function.
The magazine well is all metal internally too.
Let us call that metal something like aircraft aluminum alloy.
There are side panels in the fore arm, and a shaft through the grip extending from the action bedding block into the butt, all welded into an integral endoskeleton.
You would have to drill through that metal endoskeleton to install unnecessary crossbolts. Not needed.

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Sounds good.



I will go through the extra trouble to find a kevlar stocked one then. Sounds near indestructable. Haha

are these for sale? where?

Here:

http://shop.cz-usa.com/Product...ari-Aramid-Composite




Out of stock again.
You can leave an email address on that page to be notified when they are back in stock.

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Kevlar is a tradename of the originator maybe of some name restrictions . Chemical name is Aramid.

I have a CZ 550 American 9.3x62 with a B&C Kevlar stock. CZ must think they are durable as it was an option when I purchased the rifle. I really like the stock.