Hogue Overmolded Stocks

[Idaho Brad]

Thoughts on Hogue overmolded stocks.

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[PantherCity]

They feel great but are too flimsy to be accurate. Fine for .22s and stuff, but I wouldn't want one on a hunting rifle.

 

[dotman]

I'm not a fan and look forward to replacing the one on my .223 at some point.

 

[KurtR]

Junk they are tupperware stock. Bell and Carlson is a good budget stock.

 

[PathFinder]

They're stiffer than a lot of stocks that show up on factory rifles but not truly rigid, and on the heavy side. Bell and Carlson are great for the money.

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[Rowdy]

Pulled mine off my 416 Ruger as soon as I bought and replaced it with the old boat paddle stock. Hogue flexes too much and I've never cared for the feel of it.

 

[Brettdag]

I personally like the feel of the hogue stocks. That being said, I only have one on a 22.

 

[Shrek]

Flexible , heavy , bulky , and almost impossible to bed. I had one on a Ruger Hawkeye 7-08 for a short time. The full aluminum bed block fit poorly. I could see the rub marks where it moved when fired. Pretty much sucked all the way around.

 

[Mtslackcountry]

Ha ha. I have one on a ruger markII 280 rem. Its heavy as hell but shoots great, sub moa with federal premium 150grn noslers. I don't have the full aluminum block model and would not shoot this off a bipod because its flexy. With that said this is just my backup gun and is not used for long range stuff. 300 yards and less and its good to go. I really like the feel of the stock and it was cheap. There are def better stocks out there but I think this stock is sweet for a brush/ short range gun.

 

[jspradley]

They feel good but flex really bad... if they were stiff they'd be great

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