Than you haven't used an Edge as they all come with pillars cast in place.
Just to be clear this is McM carbon fiber composite stock.
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Just to be clear this is McM carbon fiber composite stock.
I quit using them 2 years ago, to heavy , and the edge stocks did not have pillars in them, maybe they are catching up now.
They have had pillars since the came out... they are cast into the stock and can be difficult to see, but they are there.
The only thing lighter that's worth a damn is a Brown Pounder. The problem with them is they only come in one pattern and they are a project in a box as they are pretty crude as delivered in blank form.
The only thing lighter that's worth a damn is a Brown Pounder. The problem with them is they only come in one pattern and they are a project in a box as they are pretty crude as delivered in blank form.
The McMillan edge hunting stocks I have used were not pillar bedded , as I pillar bedded them my self. Like I said maybe they are catching up now . I have built more rifles than you have shot and don't need your internet opinion.
Your full of crap..
That's your standard answer! Like I said , you should change your heading to resident BSer!
KenJax Tree
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I see everyone agrees on gun like they agree on oil[emoji2]
For you, because you always are..
BTW wander over to MCM website.. you might notice the verbage "graphite stocks come with aluminum pillars" and they have since the came out..I have used them since the begining.
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I'm amazed men who run a 25 pound chainsaw all day will argue about a few ounces of wood vs plastic.
I can't believe I just typed that! Which stock has better sideways balance?
I can't believe I just typed that! Which stock has better sideways balance?
You wouldn't be if you ever carried said gun will packing out a 100 lbs of elk meat.
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
I was joking, because we'll argue about anything, but if you had 100 pounds of elk on u'r back, would you be able to tell if u'r stock was wood or plastic?
I don't have to go to there website , as I am a McMillan dealer,
Tor R
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agree, i dont see the big point wood vs plastic, there are lightweight rifle in wood also, though, they are pricey.
http://sauerrifles.co.uk/15-s-202-highland
Ron660
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I love my nice wood stocks. This 22 rifle is very light with a custom wood stock and a match Broughton barrel. Wood feels alive in my hands unlike synthetic. Guess that's why I prefer natural over silicon in women.
BS again!
I don't have to use google, dumb azz. AI have three of them on hand right now...
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Well ............ since its all about guns lately ................ my wooden stock .22 long rimfire rifle from a sporting goods store (30 years ago) was $99
It hasnt missed any varmints in over 78 shots and counting under 500 yards this year alone .................. just front and rear sights.
Does this mean it was bedded properly ?
It hasnt missed any varmints in over 78 shots and counting under 500 yards this year alone .................. just front and rear sights.
Does this mean it was bedded properly ?
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Sometimes you really come off as an ignorant SOB .
How would you like to hump 120 lb plus of gear in Afghanistan as well as your rifle and an M72 ??....jerk
How as that ignorant? It's called smart.
Guys in the military don't have the option of chosing gear to minimize weight, I do.
