Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: MrSmallington on November 03, 2017, 10:55:28 AM
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I have to share with someone. ordered a new stock off boyds gun stock web site. I just gave my old savage stevens 30-06 a face lift! great stock, fast shipping... cant recommend them enough. no its not left handed i used the front camera on my phone because the back one is broken. anyone else have a boyds stock? lets see em!
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I have a few on my rimfires but the only one I have on a centerfire is this one on my CZ 527 Varmint in 204 Ruger.
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Look great guys! I am getting ready to probably buy a stock for my Savage as well.
Mr Smallington - did your Savage already have the detachable mag, or did you add that when you did the stock? My Savage has an internal magazine, so working to convert to detachable.
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Look great guys! I am getting ready to probably buy a stock for my Savage as well.
Mr Smallington - did your Savage already have the detachable mag, or did you add that when you did the stock? My Savage has an internal magazine, so working to convert to detachable.
I have the Savage Axis II 30-06. it comes with the detachable mag. and it fits the new stock alright... not super snug but I cant pry it out either. feeds fine. just not as snug of a fit as id like it to be.
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heres a below pic
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I really like Boyds Stocks. I was going to get one for my Remington 700 338 WM but ended up finding a deal on a Bobby Hart Accublock laminated stock on eBay for only $135, so I got that one and now I don't need a Boyds. I may get one for my Husqvarna though, debating between that and a synthetic Bell & Carlson.
You said it doesn't fit as "snug" as you like. Probably what it needs is to be glass bedded.
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I have been debating/wanting a Boyds for a couple years. Now that I have a rifle I am pretty happy with it is time, only to see their prices have increased close to 50% in a year. :-/
I better get on it before they go up some more!
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I have been debating/wanting a Boyds for a couple years. Now that I have a rifle I am pretty happy with it is time, only to see their prices have increased close to 50% in a year. :-/
I better get on it before they go up some more!
I think you were only looking at the price of their new AT-One stock, which is $189, because all their other stocks are still $137. I do think they've gone up a little because if I recall, the first one I bought a few years ago was a little less than that.
I'm really not a big fan of wood but for an inexpensive stock that still has decent quality, they're pretty hard to beat.
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glass bedded? I will say it is a bit heavier for sure but i normally have a rest i set it on while hunting. I paid 140$ for mine but there a lot of extras you can add. engraving for grips. different pads. finishes.
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I have been debating/wanting a Boyds for a couple years. Now that I have a rifle I am pretty happy with it is time, only to see their prices have increased close to 50% in a year. :-/
I better get on it before they go up some more!
I think you were only looking at the price of their new AT-One stock, which is $189, because all their other stocks are still $137. I do think they've gone up a little because if I recall, the first one I bought a few years ago was a little less than that.
I'm really not a big fan of wood but for an inexpensive stock that still has decent quality, they're pretty hard to beat.
I am referring to their normal stocks, they were $99 up until about a year ago, then jumped to the $125 range and now $137+ The heritage for example is $152 (says starts at 137, but bottom shows 157 regardles of wood choice)
That said the AT-one is on my short list with the Heritage and Pro Varmint.
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I threw an at one on a gun this year so my boy, wife, and I could all shoot a decent semi custom rifle without getting 3 built. It works good for that. It’s heavy but overall I feel it’s a decent value for what you get if multiple users are going to shoot the same gun.
Regards, Branden
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This is one I put on a new Grendel build. I have a couple more on bench and varmint guns. I prefer a pistol grip stock on a huntign gun but thisone might get some field time on coyotes.
(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimagizer.imageshack.us%2Fv2%2F640x480q90%2F922%2FWdxlIP.jpg&hash=e236049745b024bb5dac35dacfa07eb2217fef2a) (https://imageshack.com/i/pmWdxlIPj)
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This is one I put on a new Grendel build. I have a couple more on bench and varmint guns. I prefer a pistol grip stock on a huntign gun but thisone might get some field time on coyotes.
(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimagizer.imageshack.us%2Fv2%2F640x480q90%2F922%2FWdxlIP.jpg&hash=e236049745b024bb5dac35dacfa07eb2217fef2a) (https://imageshack.com/i/pmWdxlIPj)
Beautifull! That a CZ527?
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nice! i love the featherweight thumb hole. its so comfortable. just wish i got the laser engraving on the front end for grip... i guess a good par of gloves will help.
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I have been debating/wanting a Boyds for a couple years. Now that I have a rifle I am pretty happy with it is time, only to see their prices have increased close to 50% in a year. :-/
I better get on it before they go up some more!
I think you were only looking at the price of their new AT-One stock, which is $189, because all their other stocks are still $137. I do think they've gone up a little because if I recall, the first one I bought a few years ago was a little less than that.
I'm really not a big fan of wood but for an inexpensive stock that still has decent quality, they're pretty hard to beat.
I am referring to their normal stocks, they were $99 up until about a year ago, then jumped to the $125 range and now $137+ The heritage for example is $152 (says starts at 137, but bottom shows 157 regardles of wood choice)
That said the AT-one is on my short list with the Heritage and Pro Varmint.
Their prices jump around a LOT. I have been on their site and bought a Contender stock set for ~ $70, when I told another guy about it it was almost $200 a week later. About six months later another friend went to get one expecting to pay $200 and it was something like $39 for the stock and fifty for the forend.
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I have used them on many rifles and love them. I do always glass them in. Great products.
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I have one in my savage and it's been great. Much better than the plastic stock. I have notice some feed issues. Doesn't always pick up a round.
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