Custom gun porn!!!
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DannoBoone
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What a group of eye-candy rifles!
Is that an ambidextrous stock on the Encore 308 White Express?
If so, who makes it? BEAUTIFUL laminate!
Is that an ambidextrous stock on the Encore 308 White Express?
If so, who makes it? BEAUTIFUL laminate!
Originally Posted By: hm1996Very impressive collection and shooting. What stock is the 6th pic (300WM)?
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hm
That is a Choate Ultimate Sniper stock. I have a lot of guys go with this stock, just so they start shooting, while saving up their money for a better stock. I know of several guys who are still using this same stock 10 years later. It's big, bulky and ugly, but it sure works good! It even has a heavy duty aluminum chassis, so it requires no bedding. I actually keep a couple of these stocks around for accuracy testing, and since it is already set up for heavy barrels, it works perfectly for everything from light sporters to heavy varmint weight barrels. And since they sell for $200 from Midway, you're not really out a lot of money for a good testing platform.
Regards,
hm
That is a Choate Ultimate Sniper stock. I have a lot of guys go with this stock, just so they start shooting, while saving up their money for a better stock. I know of several guys who are still using this same stock 10 years later. It's big, bulky and ugly, but it sure works good! It even has a heavy duty aluminum chassis, so it requires no bedding. I actually keep a couple of these stocks around for accuracy testing, and since it is already set up for heavy barrels, it works perfectly for everything from light sporters to heavy varmint weight barrels. And since they sell for $200 from Midway, you're not really out a lot of money for a good testing platform.
Originally Posted By: DannoBooneWhat a group of eye-candy rifles!
Is that an ambidextrous stock on the Encore 308 White Express?
If so, who makes it? BEAUTIFUL laminate!
It is ambidextrous, and that is one rig I really liked, because I am left handed...
Tony Gettel made the stock sets for all of the T/C Encores.
Is that an ambidextrous stock on the Encore 308 White Express?
If so, who makes it? BEAUTIFUL laminate!
It is ambidextrous, and that is one rig I really liked, because I am left handed...
Tony Gettel made the stock sets for all of the T/C Encores.
I never cared much for the sniper version because of the slanted fore-end but the varmint has the straight flat fore-end and I liked it better. Heavy and ugly is pretty much right on but they work and work pretty good. And a few colors of Krylon helps to cover up the ugly......kinda. But I will say, they don't move around much on the bench and they aren't expensive either. I had one on a Savage 308 and with the weight of the stock and a muzzle break the rifle barely moved when fired.
Originally Posted By: 1ASSASSINOriginally Posted By: hm1996Very impressive collection and shooting. What stock is the 6th pic (300WM)?
Regards,
hm
That is a Choate Ultimate Sniper stock. I have a lot of guys go with this stock, just so they start shooting, while saving up their money for a better stock. I know of several guys who are still using this same stock 10 years later. It's big, bulky and ugly, but it sure works good! It even has a heavy duty aluminum chassis, so it requires no bedding. I actually keep a couple of these stocks around for accuracy testing, and since it is already set up for heavy barrels, it works perfectly for everything from light sporters to heavy varmint weight barrels. And since they sell for $200 from Midway, you're not really out a lot of money for a good testing platform.
Agree they are not much to look at, but I've been looking for something resembling the feel of an AR stock but which does not have a "pistol grip" ever since the landowner banned AR's (or anything with similar appearance) on the ranches I hunt. I like the straight grip of the AR and think this configuration might pass inspection. Will check to see if available for Savage 10. Thanks!
Regards,
hm
Regards,
hm
That is a Choate Ultimate Sniper stock. I have a lot of guys go with this stock, just so they start shooting, while saving up their money for a better stock. I know of several guys who are still using this same stock 10 years later. It's big, bulky and ugly, but it sure works good! It even has a heavy duty aluminum chassis, so it requires no bedding. I actually keep a couple of these stocks around for accuracy testing, and since it is already set up for heavy barrels, it works perfectly for everything from light sporters to heavy varmint weight barrels. And since they sell for $200 from Midway, you're not really out a lot of money for a good testing platform.
Agree they are not much to look at, but I've been looking for something resembling the feel of an AR stock but which does not have a "pistol grip" ever since the landowner banned AR's (or anything with similar appearance) on the ranches I hunt. I like the straight grip of the AR and think this configuration might pass inspection. Will check to see if available for Savage 10. Thanks!
Regards,
hm
Remingtonman
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Fine looking rifles David. Always enjoy your gun pictures and write ups. Your smithing work is also superb, the Cva scout you rechambered for me in 357max is shooting awesome btw.