Reply With QuoteI have four Boyds stocks and I think they are great for the price.The stocks really need bedding to get the full potential out of them and I always float the rear tang on my Savages,but you need to do that on anything you buy.
Im trying to find a quality finished wood stock for my model 10. The stock tuperware is driving me nuts. Ive never purchased anything from Boyds but it seems like their classic walnut is the only option other than trying to find a factory wood stock someone is selling. Anyone know if there's a difference in quality between the Boyds and stock wood? Im going for a classic look to this rifle.
I have four Boyds stocks and I think they are great for the price.The stocks really need bedding to get the full potential out of them and I always float the rear tang on my Savages,but you need to do that on anything you buy.
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I just got a Boyd's Prairie Hunter and am very happy with the quality. I was not expecting the quality I received for the price I paid.
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