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Help needed in finding a synthetic stock with a full length alloy bedding plate for winchester sporter magnum in 264. the one I was looking at was the bell and carlsson medallist which they don't do in long action. any suggestions would be appreciated. regards griff | ||
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check out Bordon Rimrock and McMillan. Both are excellent synthetic stocks and are available for the M-70 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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The only long block I know of is Accuracy Inovations. I have a lot of plastic experience with the .264 going back to when only Brown Precision marketed blanks. I have had two Winchester factory barrels and rebarrelled one with a 11 twist Krieger for 120 ballistic tips. I like to bed my own in Marine Tex in the bearing areas and Brownell's Acurglass Gel in non bearing areas. I like to eliminate the floor plate and go blind box to get the weight down and add rigidity. My last two stocks have been MPI, including a 13 oz model. I am orderring today a Bell & Carlson Thumbhole with a short block for a Montana 1999 action (M70 Clone) and longer pull. It will be a 300 RUM. I would be excitied about the Barnes TSX 120 boattail in this caliber. I would suspect Reloader 22 or VV-N560 to give fantastic results. 3400 fps, maybe 3450, in 26 inches and great accuracy. Another powder to try would be Magnum from Ramshot. I think R-25 or Retumbo would be too slow for these reduced shank surface bullets. | |||
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Griff, check out H.S. Precision. They have the aluminum bedding block and are available for a long action. Or at least they were the last time I looked. Joe "There always seems to be a big market for making the clear, complex." | |||
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thanks all, what appears to be the problem is that they are saying the 264 winmag is a magnum sporter therefore it requires a reinforced recoil lug area.... otherwise most la stocks would fit. so if anyone has a synthetic stock for any of the winmags let me know.. regards griff | |||
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I'm both very interested and somewhat confused by this section of your post...First, I need a good relatively inexpensive stock for my M1999 Montana short action. Are you saying B&C makes such a stock? (Gee, I sure hope so)...Second, You mention a "short block", but for a .300 RUM. Is there a difference between a "short block" and a short action? If not, will a .300 RUM work in a short action? Thanks for any clarification, and/or additional info you have the time to give.... My country gal's just a moonshiner's daughter, but I love her still. | |||
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I had a HS precision on a 7mmRem Mag with the alum bedding block. They make these stocks for all sorts of magnums.They do make them for the Win Mod 70. They are a good stock. Mine was a thumbhole stock. I have another Short action HS stock. They hold their zero. Fred M Fred M. zermel@shaw.ca | |||
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I have a H-S Precision stock on a post-64 Model 70 XTR in .300 H&H. The stock has the aluminum bedding block and was a perfect drop-in fit. I also have the Rimrock stock on several of my custom rifles and highly recommend them. TreeFarmer NRA Life Member Moderation in the pursuit of decadence is no virture. | |||
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