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Author Topic: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T Or McMillan A3 Sporter In The South Sound?  (Read 2119 times)

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Looking to fondle err I mean hold a MCS-T stock before I order one. Thanks
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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #1 on: December 14, 2020, 03:09:36 PM »
I had one on a 338 Lapua that I put together. There everything they advertise! :tup:

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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #2 on: December 14, 2020, 04:55:05 PM »
Nice looking and classic hunting design.  I shoot prone or off the bench and like to spot my shots so the EH1 works better at reducing muzzle rise.

The MCS-T drops at the comb so you get more muzzle rise.  i.e. center of butt pad is much lower than center of barrel.    And the angle of the heel - bottom of the buttstock - is steep so if resting on a buttpad the smallest rearward movement will drop the butt - and raise the muzzle - further aggravating muzzle rise.

Again - splitting hairs but if you want a rifle to recoil straight back this design is a little harder to accomplish - but with a smaller caliber and brake wouldn't matter.

This is all theory - I have not shot one.  But have had a couple Lapua's on the EH1 and like it though palm swell could be a tad smaller.


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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #3 on: December 14, 2020, 05:18:37 PM »
It's going to be a carry hunting rifle with minimal prone shooting at this point. The EH1 doesn't look great to carry or shoulder. Maybe I'm wrong. It will be on a 6.5 PRC with a brake.

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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #4 on: December 14, 2020, 07:09:05 PM »
My other option along the lines of the EH1 is the McMillan A3 Sporter. Wouldn't mind seeing one of those.

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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #5 on: December 14, 2020, 07:22:59 PM »
If you wanted to come check out some stocks I have an EH-1, game warden, A3, and EH2.  Personally, for a more traditional style hunting stock with #3-#5 size barrel the EH2 is awesome.  A3 and EH1 are very nice for shooting of bench and prone. But they are bulkier.  I will say that my more heavy recoiling rifles are on bigger stocks. EH2 is for a 6 creed and 7 wsm. 

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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #6 on: December 14, 2020, 07:42:09 PM »
For a 6.5 Hunting rifle I would lean in the direction you are going.  The EH1 is a big boy.

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Re: Anyone Have A Manners MCS-T In The South Sound?
« Reply #7 on: December 14, 2020, 08:00:30 PM »
If you wanted to come check out some stocks I have an EH-1, game warden, A3, and EH2.  Personally, for a more traditional style hunting stock with #3-#5 size barrel the EH2 is awesome.  A3 and EH1 are very nice for shooting of bench and prone. But they are bulkier.  I will say that my more heavy recoiling rifles are on bigger stocks. EH2 is for a 6 creed and 7 wsm.


I am limited in stock choices because it is a savage action. My 1st choice was EH2 but they told me I'd have to go with the MCS-T. I would love to check out your stocks. I'm in the Kitsap area often.

 


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