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this is the new pro mag aas10 archangel carbon glass infused polymer stock on my savage trophy huntre 308 model 10.
the stock is for second AND third generations . its the same stock with the elliptical washer flipped either way you can accommodate both size action screw spacing.
AND YOU CAN have either bottom bolt or top bolt release . pic one shows little lever release just over trigger guard . there is a space in top of action inlet foe top bolt lever release .
the mag goes in and drops free easily . 2.815 max oal . the cheek riser adjusts to over an inch and the butt stock to over an inch . get specks on pro mag site . it is stiff polymer .
a barley visible seam on underside of stock its not cheep feeling . adjustments are stiff but very workable no wobble detected fit was tight took couple slaps to seat it down. once seated the pillars allowed a German type torque application. GOODENTIGHT . the fore end will allow bull barrels to sporter type. for me this seems like a home run . adjustable lop and cheek rise
detatchabe 7 round mag with an optional 5 round limiter for mag . and available 10 round mag for under 40 bucks. fits all sizes gen II AND III . looks sharp with 3 6 and 9 oclock attachment points for m loc and qd attachments no qd cups. only thing is you have to lower cheek riser to remove bolt . mag loads and has run and ejected well from bench . will give range report when weather lets up in north east. the rest of rig is a whitt machine clamp on muzzle brake . minox za 5i 5 x 25 x 56
the scope was under 300 dollars new very very bright with mrad illuminated recital . hd optics ask me how if interested ill give you info by the way its german glass . turrets lift up to rotate and than snap down and it has a side focus .
oops best part was it was under 200 bucks delivered.
Glad it's working out for you....max OAL of 2.815" would be a non-starter for me.
Hot dog. How does it shoot now?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingdombuilder
ill have to get it to range after weather breaks in north east
how do i get thread moved to 110 section . i posted pics first time but in wrong thread
Nice,
off to see if they have one that will work on the 110 "tactical"
As long as it is a short action it will fit .
I've shot one of these stocks on a 10/22 and they're very comfortable and ergonomic, but something just doesn't look right here. Is it just me or does the action look like it's sitting very high in the stock - like the inlet isn't deep enough? Usually the gas vent ports just barely sit above the stock line, but in these pics they look like they're well above it. Also, what's the deal with the HUGE gap between the forend and barrel? I get that it's a sporter barrel and the stock is setup for a heavy barrel, but even with taking that into account that gap is like 2-3x bigger than what it should be.
safety is set down tight so i think its made to look like that. does look like it rides a little high all around.
Look at the Oryx chassis....same thing. Mine look like they could fit a howitzer action in there, but they shoot fantastically.Quote:
Originally Posted by J.Baker
i thought the same thing but the provided bolts are socked in good . before i put stock in i had bolts in pillars they seemed to stick above pillars the right amount to engage action threads . there is zero slop in stock . the tang sits down properly and the action is level with line of stock . i agree barrel seems high. i have seen this type of fit on other stocks i believe . it absolutley seems to be free floated. i think i can even slip a dollar bill under barrel . ill have to remove mag and ensure action is bottomed out. but it seems level. for me small potatoes if it shoots good ill let you know .
looking at the orix pic it seems the same height as it is.
I'll have to agree with Jim...something doesn't look right. It could be that the recoil lug is bottomed out.
How is that Limb Saver De-Resonator working for you?
Ok... glad you like it. Not my cup of tea. I’m old and like wood and steel. Good luck with it.
The limbsaver deresonator did help tighten groups a little. For the cost it was worth it . I think the muzzle brake helped more only by way of making barrel heavier in front .
Me too but times are changingQuote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Grinch
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