Short range benchrest stock?
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retired
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i think most br stocks will cost more than what you have in the current rifle.
so you need to decide now just how much you want to spend on shooting a stock receiver/bbl ?
a better trigger so the gun does not move when you fire.
a better chamber/bbl.
better optics 35x at least as in br scopes.
a quality front rest and bag.
a correct rear bag.
and a stock.
the stock will not improve the bbl/chamber..
which is the core of a shooting system.
then components, reloading bits and pcs,
loading skill.
if you are looking for a small upgrade
boyds has a sort of good stock.
so you need to decide now just how much you want to spend on shooting a stock receiver/bbl ?
a better trigger so the gun does not move when you fire.
a better chamber/bbl.
better optics 35x at least as in br scopes.
a quality front rest and bag.
a correct rear bag.
and a stock.
the stock will not improve the bbl/chamber..
which is the core of a shooting system.
then components, reloading bits and pcs,
loading skill.
if you are looking for a small upgrade
boyds has a sort of good stock.
mwezell
Mike Ezell
I might be wrong but I doubt his 6BR is factory. I don't think Remington has chambered a 6BR in a long time. Just guessing here..--M
C.L. Peterson
Active member
Stock
Might want to look at McMillan stocks web page
They will fully inlet the stock for a Remington 700 action
Just one option to consider
CLP
Might want to look at McMillan stocks web page
They will fully inlet the stock for a Remington 700 action
Just one option to consider
CLP
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The only thing stock is the action!!!!
jackie schmidt
New member
If weight is not an option, try Kebly's or Bruno.
