Reply With Quotea B&C Duramax if you want a synthetic stock
a Boyds or a Stockys laminate if you want wood.
What would be a good drop in stock around a $100 for a mdl. 10 .243?
Thanks Jeff
a B&C Duramax if you want a synthetic stock
a Boyds or a Stockys laminate if you want wood.
”I have a very strict gun control policy: if there’s a gun around, I want to be in control of it.”
~Clint Eastwood
Will the barrel be floated with these?Also which would you say would be better wood or syn.?Just using for hunting and shooting paper.
Thanks Jeff
Last edited by jeffc2x; 07-21-2012 at 10:30 PM.
i have 2 of the Boyds stocks, 1 is the classic and the other is the thumbhole (both are for LA). both free float the barrels and are drop in stocks. i like them and i'm waiting to get one for my SA varmint barrel set-up.Originally Posted by jeffc2x
if you like wood, i would highly recommend Boyds and you can't beat the price!
Are your rifles standard barrels or bull barrels?
Jeff
these barrels are standard sporter contours.
my next stock will be for an varmint contour.
pic of my LA 7MM-08
pic of my LA 270
Last edited by devildogandboy; 07-22-2012 at 02:35 PM.
Man,that's nice stocks.I may have to buy one of those.Great looking rifles! Does the thumbhole stocks add much weight?
Thanks Jeff
actually i think it feels lighter. they should have that info on the Boyds site or you can call and talk to them, they have been good people to talk to and deal with. you may want to get the longer action screws they offer also.
looking at the two different stocks i have from their site, the classic is about 2.8lbs and the thumbhole is 2.25-2.5lbs.
Last edited by devildogandboy; 07-22-2012 at 04:51 PM.
Thanks for the info.
Jeff
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