Remington Synthetic Stock
I would like to put a new syn stock on my Remington BDL I was wondering who has the most lightweight and durable stock on the market?
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Borden or Brown Precision.
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
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The factory Remington synthetic stock cant be beat for the money,
it drops in , its light and VERY strong for under $100.00.0 -
jdrr,
These are the lightest ones available so far:
Summit XL
The stocks in this category were specifically designed for hunters. Designs are both classic and Monte Carlo. These are fast handling stocks, easy to carry, and are built to be lightweight. In most cases they are a Kevlar and carbon fiber construction and handle recoil very well. A palm swell can be added to any of these styles if you wish. Weights might vary slightly, but are accurate.
Our lightest weight stock. Designed for hunters who pack for days and weight becomes a concern, but you need reliability when it counts. Finished stock weight 12 oz. with pad and studs. Barrel channel for #1 contour. Best for Rem. Model 7, and Rem. 700's. Right hand only.
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Summit
A classic `mountain rifle' stock. Our most popular ultralight hunting stock. Best with any commercial action and up to a #4 sporter barrel, although we have put larger barrels in this stock including Carbon Barrels. Average weight is right at one lb. with pad and stud. Light, strong, and stable with trim forend and grip. Makes an impressive rifle. Higher comb for quick shooting with a scope. Available in right or left hand.
http://www.lonewolfriflestocks.com/hunting.html
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MPI and Brown Precision both have one that comes in at 1 pound each. High Tech Specialties has several versions that start at 18 ozs. and go up from there.
http://www.bansnersrifle.com/hightech/
That should get you started.
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bell and carlson also makes a strong lightweight stock. Do yourself a favor and chunk that factory tupperware stock. Too light and flimsy. And they can cause poi changes in extreme weather changes.
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How about a McMillian? They seem to be one of the better stocks. Maybe not the lightest but still nice.
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McMillan is without peer.
They are unwilling to compromise structural integrity,solely to reduce weight. There Hunter's Edge handle is unveiled and orders are being accepted.
I've had most every handle there is and snot-canned them all,with over 30 McMillan stocked rifles in my current lineup.
Buy the best and cry once.............0
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