After market Tikka stocks

[Skyguy1217]

Other than Pure Precision what are some good after market stocks that are around a similar price point and lightweight?

 

[hereinaz]

Bastion
Rokstock/Rokstok Lite

 

[rbenson4]

Peak44 Blacktooth and Bastion are my go to for Tikkas but there's also Stockys

 

[Oregonmuley]

McMillan Edge stocks used to be on the list but guess not anymore

 

[UPThunderbolt]

I’m really happy with the Boyd’s Laminate that I put on my T3X lite .300 wm.

 

[Skyguy1217]

McMillan Edge stocks used to be on the list but guess not anymore

Macmillan’s are so expensive compared to other stocks. There a reason to choose those over stockys or pure precision?

 

[Skyguy1217]

I’m really happy with the Boyd’s Laminate that I put on my T3X lite .300 wm.

What’s the recoil like on it? I was thinking of 7BC or .300wm build

 

[UPThunderbolt]

What’s the recoil like on it? I was thinking of 7BC or .300wm build

The gun, with that stock, weighs almost exactly 9 lbs. I had a limbsaver recoil pad put on it. I’m shooting 180 grain accubonds at just over 2900 fps.

I also have a 30:06 Tikka Hunter and am developing a load with 150 grain accubonds at 2950 fps.

There is very little noticeable difference in recoil between the two set ups. I’m 6’1” and a fairly fit 220 lbs and while there is some kick, I do not find it obnoxious.

 

[Oregonmuley]

Macmillan’s are so expensive compared to other stocks. There a reason to choose those over stockys or pure precision?

None are exactly cheap these days, Manners also builds a nice stock but even more $$$ For a trad style stock the Hunters Edge from McMillan is nice IMHO and you can find them on sale on occasion.

 

[hereinaz]

What’s the recoil like on it? I was thinking of 7BC or .300wm build

If laminate is in your scope, we are working on a laminate stock that is a smash up of the Bravo and Master Sporter. The grip and other design will make it recoil better.

Weight will help too, but we don’t want it heavier than it needs, so we will also skeletonize the butt to drop some weight.

With those calibers, the added weight over a carbon fiber will shoot better but carry heavier.

What style features do you want?

Thread 'Help LS Wild design the new stock!'
https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/help-ls-wild-design-the-new-stock.443458/

 

[Skyguy1217]

If laminate is in your scope, we are working on a laminate stock that is a smash up of the Bravo and Master Sporter. The grip and other design will make it recoil better.

Weight will help too, but we don’t want it heavier than it needs, so we will also skeletonize the butt to drop some weight.

With those calibers, the added weight over a carbon fiber will shoot better but carry heavier.

What style features do you want?

Thread 'Help LS Wild design the new stock!'
https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/help-ls-wild-design-the-new-stock.443458/

Yeah the only things that turns me away from laminate is usually the weight. Plus I’m a fan of the more vertical style grips instead of the classic style hunting stock.

 

[hereinaz]

Yeah the only things that turns me away from laminate is usually the weight. Plus I’m a fan of the more vertical style grips instead of the classic style hunting stock.

Same, so we are doing a vertical grip. We will also do a carbon fiber of similar form factor, just not skeletonized.

 

[UPThunderbolt]

Yeah the only things that turns me away from laminate is usually the weight. Plus I’m a fan of the more vertical style grips instead of the classic style hunting stock.

With the calibers you’ve mentioned, a little weight can be a good thing.

 

[rumblefunk]

You want to look into the KRG Echo stock.