Best stock Bell&Carlson bedded or H.S.Prec Sporter

raskil

November 08, 2001 19:44

Of these two stocks, which stock would be the better performer? A Bell & Carlson (may or may not bed) or a H.S.Precision Sporter. This will replace the cheap Remington stock on a 700 adl.

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  rg666

  November 09, 2001 05:25

  Both will perform about equally. My preference is the HS. RG

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  JustC

  November 09, 2001 06:41

  ditto rg666, I got 3 of em. I like the way they feel better than B&C

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  leeblackman

  November 09, 2001 13:51

  Performance will mainly depend on how you shoot, and how the gun is bedded.Hold both, decide which one will most suit your shooting style. Just my 2 cents.

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  luger01

  November 09, 2001 18:24

  AA matter of personal preference, and manbe finances. Both are excellent.

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  mbrook

  November 10, 2001 16:59

  The H/S sporter is really designed for a magnum long action. H/S creates one stock for both the standard long action and magnum long action. As a result the barrel channel and recoil lug area is too large for a standard long action. I purchased an H/S for my 700 in .280 and didn't like the fit. I talked to H/S and they said the bedding block would hold the recever in place, but I just didn't like the large gaps on each side of my barrel. I sent it back for a refund and purchased the McMillian that was made for just a standard long action(McMillian makes a different model for each the standard and magnum long action. It fits great and my gun shoots real well.

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