I guess just the fiberglass type as I hear you can't bed the plastic ones, the epoxy won't stick.

Thanks, Rob

You can bed the molded stocks if you roughen up the area to be bedded with a dremel tool.Some people even drill small holes to allow the bedding compound to adhere better.

I had heard that, perhaps I'll give it a try on my Kimber Swedish Mauser Stock. Ithink they used Ramline stocks.

I'd still appreciate hearing about real glass ones though.

Thanks, Rob

I have mcmillans on all of my rifles and feel that they are the best stock that I am aware of.I have also owned h-s-precision but I do prefer mcmillan.Neither of these however is very cheap.

Rob, I think Banser makes the nicest stock for the money. They are available through Brownells for about $150 and weigh about 20 ounces. They require bedding and a paint job on the exterior but the quality is outstanding.

Todd, any contact info for Banser?

Thanks, Rob

Bansner's Rifles (High Tech Specialties Stocks)
P.O.Box 839
261 East Main St.
Adamstown, PA 19501
(717) 484-2370
www.bansnersrifle.com

Brownells carry their stocks too. They are very good quality and extremely light.