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Youth stock for Remington ADL

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24 October 2007, 06:34
Fish30114
Youth stock for Remington ADL
I have a friend whose son inherited a 270 ADL from his late grandfather. He is a smallish guy right now, but handles recoil like a champ, shoots his pop's 270 with full house loads great!
Having said that, as opposed to buying him a different rifle, I suggested that my friend might find a temporary 'youth' sized stock for the Remmy, and we could build him or buy some Remington 'Managed Recoil' loads.

Any advice on where to get a youth sized stock?
25 October 2007, 01:40
Fish30114
Any ideas???
25 October 2007, 02:58
HTSmith
eBay
25 October 2007, 08:17
Retard
You could do searches on the below auction sites as I have seen ADL youth stocks for sale before. Just keep checking. Search for ADL. If you search for Remington or stock you will get tons of results that don't matter. Another option would be to post a Want To Buy in the classifieds. Even another option would be to have Joel Russo build you a stock.

http://www.gunbroker.com/

http://www.auctionarms.com/
25 October 2007, 18:55
jb
I will give you an adl stock you can shorten for the price of postage.email or pm me for details.


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26 October 2007, 04:08
nordrseta
Hard to beat JB's generosity. A fella could shorten the existing wood stock now (and fit it with a proper recoil pad) then buy an HS Precision or other drop-in stock later. If price is an issue a fella could drill a couple registration holes deep into the buttstock so that the addition of a sawblade-thickness spacer would let the stock take its full length later. My M78 243 and M700 ADL 30'06 were wearing HS Precision stocks when my son came of hunting age. We dug up the original wood handles and shortened them to fit. The wood wasn't pretty when the fitting was done but a camo paint job concealed most of my errors. He used the 243 for the first year and dropped two deer with as many shots. The second year he used the '06 with the Federal Low Recoil and dropped two more deer with a shot a piece. Now that he's as tall as me he has a full size rifle but we're still using reduced loads. Unless the new hunter's shots are going to very long I strongly recommend the Remington Managed Recoil load too.
26 October 2007, 19:26
Fish30114
Thanks for the intel guys. I called my buddy and left him a voice mail just now. May take jb up on his offer--I've put on a couple of recoil pads with OK results--so maybe that's a way to go.....

Regards--Don