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I have a new masa I would sell or trade for McMillan game warden.
Which barrel inlet, price and color?? I'd be very interested in buying it!
I have a new masa I would sell or trade for McMillan game warden.
Factory Sporter, Alpine, $650.00 plus shipping.Which barrel inlet, price and color?? I'd be very interested in buying it!
I ordered one back in April so I better just wait for that one! But I'm definetly getting tired of waiting!Factory Sporter, Alpine, $650.00 plus shipping.
Anyone have info on the wait period when they ordered from the actual mesa website and not redhawk?
Got mine yesterday and got it put together. Very happy with how it turned out! Thanks again for putting the group buy together
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Yes they are the Hawkins precision direct mount in low and yes 44mm objectiveAre you running low rings ? 44m objective?
When you say concentric, are you talking about the step on the surface where the pockets were machined out?I had previously had an issue with my order for this stock which was evidenced by a proud tang (photos earlier on this thread). I contacted Mesa and they immediately said send it back at their cost to fix. I did and then received it back. They said the issue was caused by a 'dull tool' and there is now clearly additional inletting around both action screw pillars. It fits great the proud tang issue is resolved. Seems to fit great; barrel free floats, very little play when action screws are connected but loose, etc. The additional inletting they did is clear from the photos. I have not shot it.
My concern is the action screw pillars are now not concentrically even in height. I think the pillar is where the stock will contact the action and just want confirmation that a non-concentric rigid pillar is not a concern considering it is under 55inch/pounds of torque. please look at the photos to understand my concern. I sent them an email yesterday but haven't heard anything back, but they have had great customer service so far and have strong pride in their product. 30-06 if that affects opinion of force on this stock.
I mean the pillar is now not the same height around the circumference of the top of the pillar where it contacts the action. Where the additional inletting removed pillar, now that deeper pillar portion will not contact the action. Is that a concern?When you say concentric, are you talking about the step on the surface where the pockets were machined out?
I wouldn't be concerned. The purpose of the pillars is to combat stock compression from the action screws. At the torque values the rifle specs to there shouldnt be an issue. But, if it makes you feel better, you can bed the action. Most of the time bedding tightens groups up anywayI mean the pillar is now not the same height around the circumference of the top of the pillar where it contacts the action. Where the additional inletting removed pillar, now that deeper pillar portion will not contact the action. Is that a concern?
I had previously had an issue with my order for this stock which was evidenced by a proud tang (photos earlier on this thread). I contacted Mesa and they immediately said send it back at their cost to fix. I did and then received it back. They said the issue was caused by a 'dull tool' and there is now clearly additional inletting around both action screw pillars. It fits great the proud tang issue is resolved. Seems to fit great; barrel free floats, very little play when action screws are connected but loose, etc. The additional inletting they did is clear from the photos. I have not shot it.
My concern is the action screw pillars are now not concentrically even in height. I think the pillar is where the stock will contact the action and just want confirmation that a non-concentric rigid pillar is not a concern considering it is under 55inch/pounds of torque. please look at the photos to understand my concern. I sent them an email yesterday but haven't heard anything back, but they have had great customer service so far and have strong pride in their product. 30-06 if that affects opinion of force on this stock.
I’m glad I didn’t buy one of these.
I was thinking the same thing but didn’t want to post it. Lol
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I think these are really solid stocks. My only complaint is that I still have to use a stock pack to get proper cheek weld. I had hoped the comb was higher than it is. Other than that personal fitment issue, great lightweight stock.