LH CZ 550 Fiberglass stocks

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28 November 2017, 01:38

Bitterroot

LH CZ 550 Fiberglass stocks

We are now making LH Fiberglass stocks for the CZ 550 375 H&H model.
LOP of your choice
8-1/4" forend
Cast-off, cast on, or no cast
Pachmayr Decellerator recoil pad
Shadowline cheekpiece
Four panel checkering at 22 lpi
Sling studs
Many colors to choose from
We will build and bed to your barreled action
$995.00

28 November 2017, 03:50

bluefish

is there drop in the heel?

28 November 2017, 04:07

Bitterroot

Minimal drop at heel. Call it the "American style".

28 November 2017, 05:12

bluefish

I believe the factory stock has that minimal drop. Like that? Will they be a little trimmer than the clubby factory stocks? Weight of the stock?

Pics?

28 November 2017, 05:53

mart

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe left handed stocks are cast on and right handed stocks cast off.

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28 November 2017, 06:29

Bitterroot

Yes, the drop, or lack of, is very similar to the CZ factory American stock. Ours is much slimmer and trimmer though, and with a shorter forend.Weight is 2-1/2 to 3 pounds depending. It is a solid epoxy fill from tip through grip. We can add Merc reducers also.

Not sure of cast terminology for left hand, but cast can be made to order; cast on, cast off, or no cast at all.

28 November 2017, 08:17

Fjold

quote:
Originally posted by Bitterroot:
Yes, the drop, or lack of, is very similar to the CZ factory American stock. Ours is much slimmer and trimmer though, and with a shorter forend.Weight is 2-1/2 to 3 pounds depending. It is a solid epoxy fill from tip through grip. We can add Merc reducers also.

Not sure of cast terminology for left hand, but cast can be made to order; cast on, cast off, or no cast at all.

Cast on and off is the same for lefties as for righties: Cast off means that the stock is bent (made) away from the shooter's face. It just happens to be the opposite direction for lefties. Cast on is always toward the shooter's face.

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