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| Bought one of their stocks for a project I had & thought that their quality was decent & but their customer service Sucked. Total Jerks to deal with.
I'd stick with McMillan if I was going sythenic.
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| Save yourself some grief...there are basically 3 compsoite stocks you can rely on 100%. They are:
McMillan....for the most rifles and the largest variety of styles and colors but also the longest wait
Borden......the nicest looking for Model 70's in my opinion
Bansner......probably the lightest and targeted toward Rem 700 & Win 70.
You won't go wrong with either of these 3. |
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| Thanks for the input. How bout MPI stocks? I would of course use Mcmillan, but they won't work on a TRG action. |
| | | Posts: 83 | Location: Ut | Registered: 23 December 2002 |
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| MPI stocks have a spotty reputation and I would be suprised if McMillan couldn't make or modify one of their stocks for you....call and ask for Dick Davis and if can be done he will get it done for you. |
| | | Posts: 4360 | Location: Sunny Southern California | Registered: 22 May 2002 |
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| Can't tell you about the other stocks brought up by previous posters but found the the Lone wolf stock to be everything advertised. Fit and finish were spot on. If I needed another stock I'd use them again. |
| | | Posts: 38 | Location: Front Range | Registered: 06 April 2002 |
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| DB Bill what about Brown Precision? |
| | | Posts: 131 | Location: Tacoma Wa. | Registered: 30 January 2002 |
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