Let's see some Boyd's stocks!

[SloppyJ]

Roger that and thank you. I emailed them after the Rokstok came out asking if they had plans to introduce anything similar to this, Gunwerks, or alterra. They said they had no plans and the most comparable model is their pro varmint. They recommended getting it with the adjustable cheek piece as well.

I can't say that I've felt the need for the cheek piece and it would add some extra weight. It wouldn't hurt if you're concerned about it.

 

[Castle Rock]

Looks great. Didn’t want to keep it pink? Haha

Gunshop had it for half price for ages because it wouldn’t sell, after a few beers one day thought there had to be a project in it

 

[Thompson_josh]

 

[ChrisAU]

Before I built any of my more expensive rifles, I practiced on a Savage. This started life as a 6.5cm with a sporter barrel. It was cheaper for me to buy a new 20" take off .308 barrel that was threaded. I replaced the stock for the boyds and bedded the action. The stock took quite a bit of fitting to get right but it shoots some nice groups now.



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Did you find that scope to adjust...oddly in that configuration? Ha just poking fun.

 

[SloppyJ]

Did you find that scope to adjust...oddly in that configuration? Ha just poking fun.

I took that pic when I had just got all of the parts together. The action isn't even bolted in. I actually took that as a joke for my buddy who sent me one with his bipod on backwards. I forgot I did that and just saw the rifle when I was scrolling through the gallery on my phone for a pic to share. Good eye!

 

[Luvda208]

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Was considering doing exactly the same thing to modify a comb on a pro varminter. Anyone have an idea of how much weight can be shaved by getting aggressive in the forend and butt?

 

[Muddler]

Don't have a pic right now but just received an At One this week for a Ruger M77 Hawkeye for my boy. I'm quite impressed. I need to take a little wisp of wood off of the bolt recess cut out...it hits the corner just a touch but can still close it. I may also have to open up the barrel channel a bit...TBD. Ruger says the front action screw should be torqued to 95 in-lbs. When I do that, the barrel isn't free floated. I asked Boyds and they said 25-35 in-lbs is plenty. It's floated in that ball park. Not sure which to use. I guess run the lower torque and see how it shoots and go from there.

Overall, I'm quite happy for the price. Ergonomics felt great to me, stock adjustments weren't sloppy, nice finish. I'm not crazy about the plastic grip and fore end cover thing...I'd much prefer it was just wood. But overall I'd buy one again.

 

[_S_R_]

Anyone know what actual weight of Boyd’s stocks?

 

[6mm Remington]

Here is my son's Ruger MKII in 6mm Remington with a Boyds nutmeg laminate stock which has been pillar & glass bedded. We had checkering done on it later as this was before Boyds offered that on their stocks. Love the stock and the rifle. My son is deadly with it shooting 90 gr. Nosler E-tips.

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Disclaimer: This is my wife's rifle.

 

[Castle Rock]

Was considering doing exactly the same thing to modify a comb on a pro varminter. Anyone have an idea of how much weight can be shaved by getting aggressive in the forend and butt?

Sorry I didn’t see this before
You can save a little bit hollowing the butt, and a little bit shortening and slimming the forend, and a decent amount from the grip
Softwood is a fair bit lighter than plywood too
I made that reverse comb much too aggressive and have subsequently token it back to parallel

 

[Castle Rock]

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It has evolved a bit since then

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