Stocky's Stock - Kimber 84M & 84L Inlet - Group Buy

[left hunter]

If this doesn’t work out for you guys I bet you could modify a howa mini stock to fit at least the short action kimber. It definitely takes a bit of ingenuity but I did it for a left hand Forbes 20 b and couldn’t be happier. Really trim little stock

Just a thought if this doesn’t pan out

 

[handwerk]

Just a heads up that there's a guy on 24Hr. selling a Montana stock.

 

[HNTR918]

Bump.

 

[Stocky]

If this doesn’t work out for you guys I bet you could modify a howa mini stock to fit at least the short action kimber. It definitely takes a bit of ingenuity but I did it for a left hand Forbes 20 b and couldn’t be happier. Really trim little stock

Just a thought if this doesn’t pan out

This! I have my howa stock and honestly think it seems like it would already suit the 84m action with just a new inletting.

What do they need for R & D the howa mini inlets shit anyway should be easy to model. I could take the required measurements in an afternoon.

 

[handwerk]

This! I have my howa stock and honestly think it seems like it would already suit the 84m action with just a new inletting.

What do they need for R & D the howa mini inlets shit anyway should be easy to model. I could take the required measurements in an afternoon.

what is the action screw spacing on the Howa mini and S/A stocks?

 

[Stocky]

what is the action screw spacing on the Howa mini and S/A stocks?

Not the same kimbers longer than even a rem 700

 

[Dirty-D]

I’d be in for a 84m in any flavor

 

[bushpilot]

I would take a 84L VG pattern

 

[JCMCUBIC]

I'm in for either a VG pattern or RS Lite (preferred) with the requirements listed below. Since I'd be moving a Montana to it I'd prefer blind mag. The following would need to be part of the stock's design for me to jump on it.

1. Stock width/depth in the action/chamber area should be as narrow as the factory Montana stock. I love a slim action area when carrying. Almost everything I hunt is mountains and slimmer is just more comfortable when carried in one hand. The Howa mini VG is noticeably thicker than the Howa mini sporter...so I end up carrying the sporter more than the VG.

2. Weight needs to be no more than the factory Montana stock, lighter is better.

3. The comb needs to be opened enough on the front end to allow the area where the muscle below the thumb on the palm side meets the wrist to be clear of contact. The RS does this but the Howa mini VG is to tight for me. It's shootable, but open there would be better.

4. Short trigger reach