I don’t use it anywhere near enough. Too many guns.What's your cartridge and use case? (Might help @Wyo_hntr with scenario / build planning ...)
6.5 Creedmoor.
I don’t use it anywhere near enough. Too many guns.What's your cartridge and use case? (Might help @Wyo_hntr with scenario / build planning ...)
Tell me that it won’t work on an S20 in 6.5 CM.He should join the club haha. Mine is on Sako and it’s one of my favorite all time scopes.
Why?As of right now, we're not planning on doing a .375 RokStok gun. These will have traditional sporter style stocks... for now.
I don't think it is a matter of advantage of a traditional stock as much as the typical dangerous game 375 buyer isn't going to be as open minded about a "silly looking stock" as someone looking for an excellent firearm for positional hunting and shooting. I'm sure a RokStok will be an upgrade option available but not standard build at first.Why?
Please explain the advantages of the “traditional sporter style stock”.
Why?
Please explain the advantages of the “traditional sporter style stock”.
Why?
Please explain the advantages of the “traditional sporter style stock”.
I'd say that's a perfect match - as Form said, for medium to long shots.Tell me that it won’t work on an S20 in 6.5 CM.
Got one of those 375’s for me?Yessir! We'll have some at Western Hunt Expo in Salt Lake in February. Hopefully by then it will actually be in production. I've also got a few .375 H&H to get done and ready for Dallas Safari Club Atlanta and SCI Nashville.
Why?
Please explain the advantages of the “traditional sporter style stock”.
Very well said. Great perspective.For a manufacturer, the biggest advantage of a "traditional sporter style stock" are that the target market for a 375H&H will buy the rifle. For the forseeable future, I think the market for 375H&H in a Rokstok is pretty limited.
Note - I am not saying the Rokstok or similar stock is bad or wont work with a 375H&H. But the people who primarily buy 375s wont buy one with a Rockstok. The people buying 375s are largely the same people complaining that Ryan wasnt dressed properly when he shot his giraffe. Its just too big of a jump for many of them. The Montana Rifles guys were specifically talking about having their 375H&H at the big African hunting expos, so its a step too far to take only a Rokstok configured rifle.
Unless their mission is to evangelise rather than sell rifles. Maybe they could have Form wander the aisles at the show, randomly asking people "do you have a moment to hear the good news of the Rokstoks witnesses?"
I am not saying the Rokstok or similar stock is bad or wont work with a 375H&H.
We opted for the two piece pic rail because our rifles are primarily top loaders. When we machined the one piece protos, it was a pain in the a$$ to load. Side story- you wouldn't believe the amount of hate we got putting the pic rail on a 'classic rifle'. One critic referred to it as "an aesthetically disgusting cheese grater. Internally we started referring to it as the ADCG rail, and all got a laugh out of it. We'll be doing a classic style slick top for the classic guys, and anybody that just has to have a 20MOA rail.
As others have mentioned. There's no advantage to the sporter stock vs RokStok. They're just different tools for different jobs.Why?
Please explain the advantages of the “traditional sporter style stock”.
As others have mentioned. There's no advantage to the sporter stock vs RokStok. They're just different tools for different jobs.
As a side note- Remember the flak I mentioned when the traditionalist saw the pic rail? Can you imagine the hate if I showed up to DSC or SCI with a RokStoked .375? Are you guys trying to get my lynched?