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August 8, 2008


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Having trouble deciding what material for your stock?

Comparing
Material
Appearance and Texture Depth
Weather Resistance
Weight
Laminate Moderate Better Heaviest
Solid Wood Best Good Medium
Synthetic Least Best Lightest


The decision needs to be based on what you are going to do with your gun. Will it be a Varmint or Tactical Rifle, a hunting meat go getter throw behind your truck seat ,or a custom show gun?. Also take into consideration if your installing the stock yourself Ease of fitting. The synthetics are pretty much ready to go and if it needs trimmed a sharp knife a little sand paper and your done. Solid wood and laminates usually require final inletting to snugly fit you specific rifle. The solid wood is easier to remove material from than the Laminate.

My overall judgment is:
A nice quality Solid wood stock for looks and depth each gun is unique when mounted in mother natures finest. My personal favorite.

Laminate, Better Climate resistance than solid wood a little heavier, harder to inlet for your action and according to color flashier when showing it to your buds.

Synthetic although not much on looks its great for hunting due to its weather / scratch resistance and weight. Also holds its integrity in the worst conditions.

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