Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: dmoua on December 28, 2019, 09:05:50 PM
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Debating between these two stocks for my new build. I will be using a Rem 700 SA with a Proof Sendero light barrel. Never seen or handled either stock. Is it all preference? I was talking to a McMillan rep and they said it will be a 4-6 month wait.
Anybody handled both stocks before?
Any input would be appreciated. First rodeo piecing together a rifle.
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Both are great. I still have one eh6 and one eh6a. If you shoot prone a lot the grip on the game warden is mo better as the eh6 is really open. The eh6 is a great all around hunting stock though. I prefer manners at this point but that’s completely subjective.
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I have the game warden and a manners eh1 so no experience with the eh6. I prefer the McMillan to manners feel wise to me, If you plan on laying prone a lot I would go with the mcmillan with the steeper hand grip.. both great stocks though.
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I have a game warden, EH1, A3. If your around Bellevue area and want to check any of them out shoot me a PM. Have never handled a eh6.
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Two completely different feeling stocks. Manners will send you a dummy stock to test for feel. McMillan won't. The Eh6 is pretty traditional if that's what you are looking for. The Game Warden would be my preference. I would stay away from anything with a drop comb - too much muzzle rise if prone.
I use the EH1 which I'm happy with for 1000 yard rifle but for light field use the slightly smaller game scout or hunter would be my preference.
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I wouldn’t get a game scout or game warden without adjustable cheek rest.
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I have a game warden, EH1, A3. If your around Bellevue area and want to check any of them out shoot me a PM. Have never handled a eh6.
Thanks for the offer but I live on the east side of this state.
Both are great. I still have one eh6 and one eh6a. If you shoot prone a lot the grip on the game warden is mo better as the eh6 is really open. The eh6 is a great all around hunting stock though. I prefer manners at this point but that’s completely subjective.
I do shoot prone alot so I guess that kind of rules out the EH6.
I wouldn’t get a game scout or game warden without adjustable cheek rest.
I will be adding a kydex cheek riser to save some weight. But I guess I'll just have to wait 4-6 month's for the McMillan Game Warden.
Thanks for all the replies.
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I’ve got an eh1 you are welcome to check out in Spokane if you like.
Also google stock doc. He adds adjustable cheek pieces for like $150 that are internal and only add 4-5 oz to the stock. I haven’t had him do any for me but his work looks nice on Instagram. :chuckle:
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Over on long range hunting there are lots of game wardens or game scouts for sale right now.
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Have you checked out AG Composite stocks? I think mine took about a month from order to delivery.
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I vote manners
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I’ve got an eh1 you are welcome to check out in Spokane if you like.
Also google stock doc. He adds adjustable cheek pieces for like $150 that are internal and only add 4-5 oz to the stock. I haven’t had him do any for me but his work looks nice on Instagram. :chuckle:
Thank you I will keep that offer in mind. As for the cheek piece I will most likely get a Bradley adjustable one if I do end up needing one.
Have you checked out AG Composite stocks? I think mine took about a month from order to delivery.
No I have not. Never heard of them.
Over on long range hunting there are lots of game wardens or game scouts for sale right now.
I will have to take a look.