Nice looking site and prices aren't terrible. I think I'll stick with "Stocky's" though. Better prices which leaves more money for loading supplies

 

yah i got my stock from red hawk also dick is nice guy and personally called me to let me know when the m40 stock came in shipping was quick and the prices were actually cheaper than stockys. plus stockys seemed to never have what i wanted in stock.

 

Hi there

Anyone out there know if the Bradley Cheek Rest ( BUL or B24 model ) will work on the B and C A3 "Hook" model stock?

 

Just ordered a B&C A2 this morning from Redhawk. 4 bucks cheaper than Stocky's. When possible, I try to buy local.

Smitty

 

It’s really great posts.

 

I put a B&C on my 700 7mmRemMag DM that I bought from Red Hawk Rifles and couldn't be happier. The gang was very helpful and I went back to buy a trigger when the recall happened. I'd sure do business with them again.

 

Well....Remington Country sent an ad with synthetic stocks for sale....I picked out the B&C Tactical Medalist Type 5 fully adjustable (MSRP usually a little over $500)....they were selling it in the just a little over $400.....I entered my 40% discount code for sending my 700 5R 308 into Remington for the recall.....And they took 40% off the 400+ price....I got the Remington green speckled stock for a little over $250....I had to widen the barrel channel out but that was all......the Timney 510 trigger fit with no problem.....never did like the H & S stock....LOP was too long for me....The Bell & Carlson fully adjustable was just too cheap to pass up......I didn't think Remington would honor that discount after so many months.....I sent my rifle in on the first day of recall....and it took forever (seemed like it anyway)

 

..the Timney 510 trigger fit with no problem.....

Make sure that the rivet at the bottom of the Timney trigger assy isn't touching the inside of the trigger guard/bottom metal. They have a bad habit of touching just a little bit. Also, make sure that the magazine box is slightly loose when the action is torqued in place. You should be able to move it slightly when action and bottom metal are under pressure. If it is held solid, there is a chance that it is holding the center of the action up and creating stress with the screws torqued. Two ways to correct both issues. One is to put a shim washer or two between the bottom metal and the stock. I had to add one at each screw to make the bottom metal flush with the stock surface and it cured both problems. I went to my local hardware store and bought a couple of 1/4" "Spring Washers" which are thinner than regular flat washers. The "spring" is flattened out when the screws are torqued.

I discovered this problem when I had trouble with groups opening up after the rifle warmed up. Fixed it and the groups shrunk right back where I wanted them.

 

Gaward that's a hell of a deal there! It sure will be a better stock then the HS that comes on the 5R since yours will be fully adjustable Post pics of the setup!

 

Just trying to help pass on a cheap price on a B&C Tactical Medalist, Style 5 . Remington puts it on their 700 Target Tactical. Enter the Trigger Recall Code and you can get the 40 % discount off their sale price....

 

Thanks for the tip Deadshot2....will check it out