Their site says 6-12 weeks on everything, but maybe they didn't update it. That Phoenix stock is only 3 ounces more than the Mesa with adjustable LOP, adjustable cheek, mlock rails, and looks cooler..... Might be a good option.
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I think mine is 32oz without the rubber hand screw thing and a button head for the comb.
Wildcats are light but if you want a vertical grip and higher cheek then contact MPI, they'll make you a stock that's very similar to an EH1 and also finishes at 18 oz.
I hope so. Not really interested is paying $600 for a stock and then having to pay more to fix their mistake.
Well in my experience, they would fix it for free.
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My Mesa was a rem 700 inlet and perfect, 24oz on the scale.
It’s real easy to tell, put your action in, seat it and look down the hole.
Call and demand a refund, then buy a Grayboe. =)
Seems like if it were further aft that the pillar would be in the mag well. Maybe it is supposed to be that way? Does it fit your rifle action/barrel?
Makes you wonder how a 1/4” of fill will hold that recoil when the screw is up against the pillar.
If the recoil lug still fits in the slot of the receiver I don’t see how recoil stress is on the pillar or action screw, right?
That has been a common problem with AG inlet and the lug being secured prior to fitting the action.
On a tikka, the lug is secured in the stock and the action has a corresponding slot, seat it just like you would a Remington lug against the back of the slot, but it’s just not secured to the action.
