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Looking for feedback from experienced people whom have used aftermarket vertical grip tacticle rifle stocks. Such as manners, h&s precision, McMillan etc...

Will be using on a savage long action. Thanks in advance.

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I really like Manners, even though McMillan is made in AZ, but I admit I have never had a McMillan....yet. But either one are amazing pieces of tactical or hunting art.

 

I have an H&S Precision and a Bell & Carlson Medalist too. More in a sporter type hunting stock. Both are great for the price point.

 

Glad I could help make your decision clear as mud.

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You cant go wrong with a manners they are very high quality and they just FIT. You know what I mean when I say fit. You have most stocks out there just don't seem to be comfortable, and fit you good. Manners do. Lots of guys that have held my gun says man that feels good. Just says something about their stocks. Mcmillan are also a great stock just again mcmillan, HS, bell they all feel the same just don't feel right. Thats my opinion though.

 

Only bad side to manners is dang I dropped 1000.00 on mine and you can easily drop 1200.00 for a folder or carbon.

The carbon fiber EH1 (I think thats the model) was the one I wanted only weighs in at 26 oz and that with a chasis system but did not have them in stock and would be a 3 month wait.

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I've got zero complaints about my McMillian Game Scout that is on my 7 LRM. Took a little getting used to as I am used to more sporter/hunting style stocks but I really like it and for as light as it is (my rifle is 7.3# before glass), the recoil of a .284 180 gr bullet at 3060 is manageable enough that my wife chose to use that rifle over my 257 wby for her deer hunt.

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Well after shuffling through the web and gathering info...it appears McMillan is the only one that offers a long action savage upfront. Manners has a bdm chassis to fit a savage action into a remington stock. Looks interesting. Most tactical stocks for savage are offered in short action only. Unless I am overlooking something...?

 

Thanks for the replies. It is nice to hear your experiences.

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hogue makes them choate and boyds but but they are not like the ones you have in your post but worth looking at.

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Get a Stockade stock for Kevin Whitehill - wait is 7 months, cost $300, but it's well worth it. I have two mule deer models.

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For a Savage long action I would think about a Boyd s Laminate, and pillar and gas bed it. Money saved? $100 for the stock and about 250 to bed it, unless you do that yourself. You have to bed the other stocks anyway.

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Have one game scout on a rifle, and another on the wat for my newest build being done. Fit and finish and durability is way better then the bell and carlson stocks i had before

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before you by anything from hs, google lon horiuchi. he's on their staff. then decide if you want to give your money to them. Lark.

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Manners made a stock for the long action Savages, but I dont see them listed any more?

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before you by anything from hs, google lon horiuchi. he's on their staff. then decide if you want to give your money to them. Lark.

 

 

There have been a lot of changes at H&S since I bought a stock from them 25 years ago.

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