Stocky's Long Range , Bobby Hart Stock , Review

First Very nice apperence, I set my barreled action 10FP in 223 in the stock, drop in nicely, and put my pillars in that I bouught from them. this is the first stock i have ever fitted and it was time cosuming about 12 hours but i learned alot, first i had to inlet the area where the bolt release thing is , it was rubbing, then I had to relieve the area where the trigger adjustment is on accutrigger , trigger would not work until i did , had to inlet barrel chamber alot to free float, since this was my first time I put the pillars in to deep , go with what is drilled allready, overall it came out nice I will take some pics later, test fired off a not so good rest, was to lazy to get my benchresst stuff out, but it shot good, maybe once i get to the range and use my good stuff it should do better but i was .6 and .5 on 3 rounds of 5 shots at 100 yards off my benchrest stuff I am .4 and.5 and .5 moa at 200, it will be next wk before i can get to a real range , shot this in my backyard where i have 3 acres and a shabby table i built, overall i am very happy with the stock looks like a million bucks, crimson red , going to buy another next payday, my barrel measures .840 at the muzzle if you have a big barrel like what i have on my F Class gun you will do alot of barrel chamber inletting.

Frank

I'm excited to see the pics. I want one of these bad, just gotta decide on the color...

go here http://s732.photobucket.com/albums/w...t=DSC03374.jpg

not sure how to post in here but photo bucket works

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Originally Posted by frank1947

....first i had to inlet the area where the bolt release thing is , it was rubbing, then I had to relieve the area where the trigger adjustment is on accutrigger , trigger would not work until i did........

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i bet this is what is happening on mine. did you happen to take pics of those areas?

I can later may be tomorrow or if i have time in a hour or so I am giveing a reloading class later, but i will take pics for you also if you get to much threads up in reciever your bolt wont move, be back later

here are some of mine...
(click for larger)
[img width=600 height=242]http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album533/savage_LRT_1.sized.jpg[/img]

[img width=600 height=450]http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album533/savage_LRT_2.sized.jpg[/img]

[img width=600 height=426]http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album533/savage_LRT_3.sized.jpg[/img]

[img width=600 height=252]http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album533/savage_LRT_4.sized.jpg[/img]

[img width=600 height=428]http://s-seriesforum.com/albums/album533/savage_LRT_5.sized.jpg[/img]

You're making it really hard for me to wait til christmas... Looks awesome.

here are the pics that show area that i had to inlet to make trigger work

http://s732.photobucket.com/albums/w...0for%20savage/

thanks frank!

your welcome

Have been looking at one of these nice work,

Thanks for sharing, have either of you bed your rifle (or plan to)?

I plan too, an i plan to do a DBM, leaning toward a CDI setup.

Mike CTX not yet I may put a different barreled action on here but I will eventually.

Thanks guys...

glockeyed; do you plan to cut out one of these for a DBM? or do you mean another stock, I have thought of cutting one out for DBM

it would be this stock, as to whether i go with a stock savage DBM, or CDI metal im not sure yet.

let me know if you do that.

How to post pictures. Picture Posting 101http://savageshooters.com/SavageForu...ic,3598.0.html
Go to your Photo bucket album, put your curser over the photo, a drop down appears, mouse over the IMG so it's highlighted, right click and copy.
Come over here drop it in, thats all there is to it.
[img width=600 height=450]http://i732.photobucket.com/albums/ww321/fjmcm_1947/Hart%20stocks%20for%20savage/DSC03374.jpg[/img]

Hey guys. We love the feedback and would love to get some more input on these stocks. To get it as close to a drop in fit we would love your ideas or comments on the work that needed to be done. If you can email us at stockys@stockysstocks.com with your contact info so we can get you in touch with the guy who is in charge of cutting the stocks. We appreciate your business and would love to get some ideas on how to improve or correct any issues with the stocks.

Netz, Thankas for the picture info.

Stocky, will do