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Yes they fit in the mag box no problem.No does the 28 nosler fit in your mag box ok? The max of a vanguard is just under 3.6” I believe
Yes they fit in the mag box no problem.No does the 28 nosler fit in your mag box ok? The max of a vanguard is just under 3.6” I believe
Not sure yet. I do worry, but carbon fiber should be stronger than aluminum pillars or blocks. I did not see torque specs, but I will confirm before final assembly. Very little flex.How do you feel about the carbon block instead of pillars? Do they give you a torque spec? Is there fore-end flex?
I have been back and forth on ordering one. I probably would have already but they said the warranty is voided if I shorten the LOP for the kids' rifle. I thought the blue color would look pretty neat. The customer service has been awesome, even answering emails on the weekends for some wacky reason.
Thank for the feedback, makes me feel better about wait forever on the stock! Just hope it’s here in plenty of time before season to get it switched over and sighted in.I love the feel of it. The stock feels narrow/slim (that’s why I took a picture from behind to give everyone a view)and just fits me better. On top of that it is a pound lighter than the McMillan.
Stockys said that you do not need to bed the action, and it does have a snug fit.
Is there enough space to cut 1.5" off the butt without hitting or cutting off the rear sling stud?Not sure yet. I do worry, but carbon fiber should be stronger than aluminum pillars or blocks. I did not see torque specs, but I will confirm before final assembly. Very little flex.
Yes you can cut that much off. The rear sling stud is just held in with epoxy. Mine screwed right out. I don’t use a sling.Is there enough space to cut 1.5" off the butt without hitting or cutting off the rear sling stud?
Would one still be able to use that stud hole still?Yes you can cut that much off. The rear sling stud is just held in with epoxy. Mine screwed right out. I don’t use a sling.
i will take a look and get you measurements tonight when I get home .Would one still be able to use that stud hole still?
Is the pad glued on or screwed?
Cool, I am torn between taking advantage of their 20% off sale, or ordering a youth from BC.i will take a look and get you measurements tonight when I get home .
To add the gun sling back, you would just drill the hole and thread it in , maybe add a dab of jb weldCool, I am torn between taking advantage of their 20% off sale, or ordering a youth from BC.
To add the gun sling back, you would just drill the hole and thread it in , maybe add a dab of jb weld
No problem!! Any questions just ask !Stumbled on your thread, ironically I am building an almost identical rifle. Really enjoyed reading through, thanks for sharing!
I’m working on a similar build trying to decide on barrel right now. OP seems to like OMR, have you not had good experience?Sweet setup! I like that gun case a lot! I have a skb bow case but I think it’s too short to convert.
If anybody is doing a similar build and decides to go with OMR, do your research first.
I had a horrible experience. He’s a terrible gunsmith, I know of multiple people, a couple on here, that also had bad experiences with Lee and Oregon mountain rifles. His barrels seem to shoot (he doesn’t make the barrels), but good chance you’ll have issues elsewhere…multiple issues. You can search on here and find the thread I made about him. It’s very in depth with pictures and he even responded on the thread and didn’t deny any of the issues I brought up. If you can’t find the thread PM me and I’ll shoot it over. I don’t want to derail this thread too much.I’m working on a similar build trying to decide on barrel right now. OP seems to like OMR, have you not had good experience?
May just get a proof and have it done at a local smith since the pricing will come out to the same as the pre-fit carbons I’ve seen