Originally Posted By: 243kimber I have shot several Kimbers in 300WSM that seemed to kick less then my Tikka. The obvious thing I can see when laying one rifle On top of another is the height of the top of the comb of the stock on the kimbers are straight back in centerline with the bore that helps reduce felt recoil. The Tikka’s slant way down, for use of iron sights, Which it doesn’t come with.
I will take some pics of the factory stock next to the B&C. To my eye, they look very similar in terms of comb height and drop. Although, the monte carlo style on the B&C makes for a better feel and cheek weld, imo. But there isn't a huge difference.