Nice. They have some nice looking stocks- from Google images. They don't appear to have a website? What do their stocks cost? Do they offer Tikka inlets?
I hear what you're saying, but rifle stocks ergos are definitely subjective. Preferences will vary. I shoot a variety of platforms- from full vertical competitions rigs to very old school, traditional stocks. The Wildcat ergos don't bother me at all.
And what else comes in at 20-22ozs and that...
Stuart makes absolutely excellent stocks. Lighter and stiffer than anything I've owned or used. If enough Americans keep calling, maybe he will look at making the changes needed.
The new fabric looks really good. Looking forward to the custom pack option being available again, as I’m not a fan of large side pockets.
I was a early adopter of the Paradox/SO Evolution 6300 packs and have been very happy with almost everything about them. Mine is getting a little long in...
2-3” inches of lift sure doesn’t hurt a Tundras ground clearance and off-road capability.
The departure angle is the biggest limiting factor on the them. IME.
http://easybootepic.com/
These are the only boot we have experience with. But have been pretty impressed so far. We have quite a few miles on 3 sets. They have held up well over all, but will need some parts replaced before our next trip. Parts are readily available and reasonably priced from...
We’ve been using boots the last few years. Our scenario is year round trips to the mountains and foothills. Riding in our country can mean really rocky, muddy and icy terrain all in one day. The boots can be studded or have hardened bolts out the bottom. They’re quick to put on or pull off, so...
I have a bunch of the 108, but haven’t tried them in this rifle yet. Shooting the 115DTAC w/ 42 StaBall. Alpha LR brass, Tula LR primers. Can’t remember OAL off hand. Pretty sure the load is well below max, but as always... work up for your rifle. :)
I’ve been happy with it in my 6CM comp rifle. Good velocity, great accuracy and low SD.
Anymore, I prefer to throw loads for my higher volume guns. StaBall works really nice for that.
Hunting and competition are potentially time sensitive environments, with high value targets. I prefer to keep my systems simple, but options to dial/hold ele or wind open. So a well designed reticle, in FFP MRAD for me. Every single time.
Wind also becomes a LOT less voodoo with a straight...
I recently purchased a LH SL as a donor for a ‘as close to ultralight as a lefty can get build’. Aiming for 5.5 pounds bare, or lower. Time will tell.
Having never owned a fluted barrel, I was a little skeptical, so wanted to shoot the donor. At least to confirm it wasn’t a complete dog...
In my circle of shooting/hunting buddies, we own around 20 Elite Tactical scopes. 15 are LRHS/LRTS. Probably half are on high volume, hard use guns. All have been solid. So far. ;)