Reply With QuoteIf I didn’t already own a stainless Bighorn action I’d be tempted.
Having Fred glass bed the action to the stock and install an adjustable comb which should help tighten those groups up. Hard to shoot consistently when you don't have a good cheek weld. This Greyboe stock has a lot of flex in the forearm, flexes right at the recoil lug pocket as it's way bigger than it needs to be. Hopefully filling that in with some bedding will help a bit.
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If I didn’t already own a stainless Bighorn action I’d be tempted.
I like that companies are build modular actions rifles....if the day come we are restricted on how many rifles you can own changing bolt heads and barrels will be even more popular like in Europe.....
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