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Anyone use a Hogue Stock?
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I have a MKX 270 barreled action. I was going to make it into a loaner rifle. Thought I might try the Hogue stock. Anyone use one? Satisfaction? Problems? Which style the pillar or full bed? Do you feel the full bed is worth the extra $$?

Guess I ran out of question. beer


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I have a MKX 270 barreled action. I was going to make it into a loaner rifle. Thought I might try the Hogue stock. Anyone use one? Satisfaction? Problems? Which style the pillar or full bed? Do you feel the full bed is worth the extra $$?

Guess I ran out of question. beer


Yes they are great stocks, I own 3. I would not spend the extra $$$ for the full block version.
You might have to do a little dremmel work for the MK X safety but you will like the stock! dancing
 
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I think they are a great stock too.

I have one of the full bedded versions, but only because I was builing a varmint rifle.

I'd use the regular version for a 270 too.


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Ditto everthing above. The hold and point well for me, too.


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Thanks guys. The pillar bed was the way I was leaning. Midway has them for around $104 plus shipping. Anyone have a lead on a cheaper supplier?


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if you havent already ordered, sportsman wharehouse has them 89.00, cheaper than dirt and natches shooting supply.. for me, they point nice and i like the feel of the material, not to mention that they seem to tame the recoil a little khh
 
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if you havent already ordered, sportsman wharehouse has them 89.00,

Thanks. I was at the local Gun store and they were close out for Rem at $69. I had it on my wishlist on Midway. Going to let the wife do it for Fathers Day. Think I'll check out Sportsman. FrownerI see no online catelog. Not a store around Houston.

Thanks.


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i'm not 100% sure, but i beleive that there is a sportsmans warehouse in san antonio.
not long until may now, i want to see plenty of pictures.

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but i beleive that there is a sportsmans warehouse in san antonio.

There appears to be two in San Antonio and one in Round Rock.

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I have had good success with the Houge overmold stock With just the pillars in ... I had one on a 338 then I put it on a 458 and it worked good for shooting...It soaked up the recoil well also..


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