Manners EH1 vs Stockys VG

[aledbetter05]

I have a stockys stock on the way and I reached out with same question. They recommended I purchase a small bedding kit and install an extra t nut to pick up the arca rail. I purchased the bedding kit and they gave me the T nut. Haven't received the stock yet so haven't done the mod yet, but it should be straight forward enough. So far they have been really responsive to every email I have sent typically responding within an hour or less on business days.

Good to know, thanks for your help

 

[bowrunner81]

I have a stockys stock on the way and I reached out with same question. They recommended I purchase a small bedding kit and install an extra t nut to pick up the arca rail. I purchased the bedding kit and they gave me the T nut. Haven't received the stock yet so haven't done the mod yet, but it should be straight forward enough. So far they have been really responsive to every email I have sent typically responding within an hour or less on business days.

Is the bedding kit to install the arca rail?

 

[aledbetter05]

Is the bedding kit to install the arca rail?

Yes

 

[Lawnboi]

The ergonomics on the Manners LRH-TK are a lot better than the EH1-TK, shorter trigger reach and better grip of you don’t have XL hands.

Manners is a much nicer fit and finish than a stocky’s but at 2x the cost.

Do you have both? And can you snap a side by side picture?

My tikka eh1s, the trigger reach is near identical to the bravos I have. If the lrh is shorter I’d like to try one.

 

[WestMOhunter]

I have 2 Stocky’s VG2. I’ve handled the EH1 and like it, probably better. Not $400 better. For the price, the Stocky’s is hard to beat. That said, if you don’t have big hands you may be disappointed. I do, and the trigger reach is still too long and grip too big. If someone would copy the Bravo grip in a CF stock they’d sell a truckload.

 

[ACHILLES]

I have both. IMO the manners is a couple steps above the stockys in strength for mounting flush cups, forend pic/arca rails, flex on firing magnum rounds, and isn’t super slick from the factory. Especialy if running the Nosler or Rum sized cartridges. But for the price the stockys are awesome, short, light, look good, and work great on my 223 & 22creed.