Is a wooden or synthetic rifle stock best? And what about laminates?
I am undecided as to whether to go for a wood stock or one made from a synthetic material. What…
What does ‘wood-to-metal fit’ mean? How, for instance, can I judge if a gun is good or bad in this respect? Most of those I see have the wood standing proud of the metal – is this correct or should it finish flush? Is there a reason why so many stand proud?
Would you like to speak to our readers? We offer sponsored articles and advertising to put you in front of our audience. Find out more.Q: I am thinking of buying a Boyds laminate gun stock for my Remington 700 rifle. Can you tell me the benefits of doing so?
A: There are many benefits of a laminate gun stock, which comprises many layers of hardwood pressed together using heat, pressure and
resin to form a uniform material.
I am undecided as to whether to go for a wood stock or one made from a synthetic material. What…
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