Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block #5438168 07/19/11 | OP Campfire Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 | Anyone out in that location run these on their hunting rifle?? I was looking to get a MCSwirley for my Ruger Hawkeye BUT with chose to get with a Hogue with the full length bedding cake - effectually half the cost of the McMillan. It wont look at wink equally the McSwirley - only should make my 270 shoot a bit better than with the manufacturing plant stock. Gus | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5438199 07/19/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | You lot could also install pillars and drinking glass bed the factory stock to make information technology shoot even better. You could do that get-go and then if you are not getting optimum results yous could try freefloating it. I run a hogue overmolded stock (factor stock) on my fn pbr xp 300 wsm that is just pillar and glass bedded and it does a good job. They are pretty heavy and kind of bulky. They do help with soaking upwards recoil though. I try to stick with the basics, they do and then well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it washed with manner. You want to come across an creature driblet correct at present? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding cake [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5438210 07/19/11 | Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 DaSakoMan OP Campfire Regular | OP Bivouac Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 | BSA, whilst the factory stock was Ok, I chose to flog information technology and go for the full bed block on the Ruger. I have two Howa 1500 in 223 and 243 which have the normal pillar bed Hogue'due south and am happy with these - but for the ruger , decided to splurge on the total bed version. Got to take information technology out to the range and run into how the 130 grain Federal Premium Ballistic Tips behave with this? Thank you Gus | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding cake [Re: DaSakoMan] #5438224 07/nineteen/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Bivouac Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | Good luck with information technology Gus. Remember information technology's only yous who you need to satisfy when it comes to your stuff . I try to stick with the nuts, they do then well. Nix fancy mind you, just apparently jane volition get information technology done with style. You want to see an beast drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5438228 07/19/xi | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Bivouac Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | I guess I'm dead in the water with my hogue overmoulded then . I had to accommodate afterwards the showtime shot at 160 yds with my 300 wsm, the other nine were alright though : I try to stick with the nuts, they exercise and so well. Naught fancy heed you, just apparently jane will get it done with style. You want to meet an animate being drop correct at present? Shoot him in the ear pigsty. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with total bedding cake [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5438241 07/19/11 | Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 38,321 Seafire Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 38,321 | I own 4 of them... I similar them but do non use them all the time...I certain practise in bad weather tho... "Minus the killings, Washington has one of the lowest offense rates in the Country" Marion Barry, Mayor of Wash DC "Owning guns is not a right. If it were a right, it would exist in the Constitution." ~Alexandria Ocasio Cortez | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5438248 07/xix/11 | Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 DaSakoMan OP Campfire Regular | OP Campfire Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 | I guess I'grand dead in the water with my hogue overmoulded and then . I had to accommodate subsequently the first shot at 160 yds with my 300 wsm, the other 9 were alright though : Mmmmmmmmm peachy shooting at all in that location bsa!!!!!! | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5438674 07/20/xi | Joined: Feb 2007 Posts: 6,983 JMR40 Campfire Tracker | Campfire Tracker Joined: Feb 2007 Posts: 6,983 | I've taken a couple off rifles that came with them. They shoot OK, only the ones with full bedding block weigh effectually 3 lbs. The ones with pillars weighed 2.75 lb. Not just heavy, but chunky and clunky. For about the aforementioned money I replaced the terminal one with ane of these www.hightech-specialties.com Shoots only as good and merely weighs 1.v lbs. Near people don't really want the truth. They just want constant reassurance that what they believe is the truth. | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with total bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5438777 07/20/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Bivouac Oracle | Bivouac Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | I judge I'1000 dead in the water with my hogue overmoulded then . I had to adjust after the first shot at 160 yds with my 300 wsm, the other 9 were alright though : Mmmmmmmmm non bad shooting at all in that location bsa!!!!!! Thanks Gus, one thing that I had to practice to become this thing to shoot skilful and consistent is skim bed and put some bedding nether the sleeping room area (about i"). I've heard you lot may have to do this to the total bedding block 1 too. Just something else to continue in mind. Here'south what I had to practice to mine, just it was well worth information technology: Here'due south what it looked like earlier the bedding: Good luck with it. I try to stick with the basics, they do and then well. Zippo fancy mind you, just plain jane will get information technology done with style. You want to encounter an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with total bedding block [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5438808 07/20/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | I endeavour to stick with the basics, they do so well. Aught fancy heed you, merely evidently jane will get it done with style. Y'all want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5438989 07/20/eleven | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | Ok, looks like this answers my question. Had to exercise a fiddling excavation though : I think that the African comes with a walnut stock or a Hogue condom unit of measurement. Further onto that, I take only ordered a Hogue stock with the full bedding block for my Hawkeye as the standard stock (synthetic) didnt leave the barrel free floating - and caused vertical stringing of shots. I trust that the Hogue unit volition brand it shoot a tad amend. Gus This is how my 308 hawkeye shoots now with the bedding modification. I know some guys here say their hawkeyes shoot this good in factory form, but I was like y'all and getting vertical stringing and erratic groupings before. I'm pretty pleased now since it hangs with my new SC model 70 fwt for accuracy (group shot in the rain): Tit for tat these rifles shoot like this and upwards to effectually i moa when they get-go getting dingy ( I know most of you guys don't believe in cleaning em). These 2 are shooting the same load too which makes information technology very nice and convenient: I try to stick with the nuts, they do so well. Zilch fancy mind you, just evidently jane will become information technology washed with style. You lot desire to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5440269 07/xx/11 | Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 DaSakoMan OP Bivouac Regular | OP Campfire Regular Joined: Mar 2011 Posts: 798 | bsa, thanks for the feedback. Whilst i am quite a handy homo, I would rather requite the hogue stock to my gunsmith and get him to fit it - and ensure all is A-OK and the tension on the screws are all correct. Equally long as the butt gratuitous floats thats all I desire it to do. This burglarize I primarily will use shooting out of my truck or sitting in a hide - hence opting for the tough every bit nails rubber hogue. The gun did show vertical stringing of shots due to the barrel existence in contact with the stock (with the original Ruger stock) I will let you know how I get on - the stock should exist with me in ii-3 weeks. Gus Last edited past Gus_K; 07/20/xi. | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5441090 07/20/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | Sounds expert Gus. I'k pretty sure yous will be very happy with the hogue if that is primarily how you will be using it. I really like mine on my 300 wsm as it is very comfortable to shoot off the bench. I'm thinking it would also be neat if it had a nice harris bi-pod attatched too. The full aluminum block hogue is besides a better stock than the ane on my pbr. Take care. I try to stick with the basics, they do and then well. Goose egg fancy heed yous, simply patently jane will get it done with style. You desire to see an brute drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: DaSakoMan] #5441364 07/20/eleven | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | Hey Gus, I love my FWT. Information technology is a 308 win. The SC store does them right IMHO. I didn't have to do annihilation to mine except for put drinking glass on it. It's a shooter too. I try to stick with the nuts, they do then well. Nothing fancy mind y'all, just plain jane volition get information technology done with style. Yous want to see an animate being driblet right now? Shoot him in the ear pigsty. P BSA | Re: Hogue overmoulded stocks with full bedding block [Re: bsa1917hunter] #5441369 07/20/11 | Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 bsa1917hunter Campfire Oracle | Campfire Oracle Joined: Aug 2010 Posts: 37,949 | Now the hawkeye that was a differnt story. I had to polish the reciever race ways, bolt and extractor, to polish the activity out. I had to bed it, freefloat the barrel and install a lighter trigger spring to get the lc6 trigger where I liked it (atleast I didn't have to hone and smoothen that like I do my MKII'south). At present I honestly don't know which one I like better since they are both groovy rifles that I'd trust my life on. Tin't beat either one for reliability and durability. I try to stick with the basics, they do and so well. Goose egg fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with fashion. You desire to see an animal drop correct at present? Shoot him in the ear hole. P BSA | | | |
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