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 Stock change questions
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10/22/23 02:14 PM
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bobcat1
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Bobby Barnett
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 02:27 PM
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J.G.
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http://www.stockadegunstocks.com/3.htmlFor a quality stock, that is also a money saver.
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 02:39 PM
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Buzzsaw
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So many great choices out there now. Do you have a budget?
Also , when looking, it may state "ADL" bottom or "no floor plate".
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 04:09 PM
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P_102
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150.
Do not trifle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 05:49 PM
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Buzzsaw
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. 
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Re: Stock change questions
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#8941300
10/22/23 08:09 PM
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kry226
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat.
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Re: Stock change questions
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#8941330
10/22/23 09:00 PM
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bobcat1
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat. This sounds exactly like what I am looking for. The ones with the full bed pillar are $221 from the Hogue store on Amazon. The standard ones are $136 now. Is that laminate stock I have worth selling?
Bobby Barnett
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Re: Stock change questions
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#8941342
10/22/23 09:12 PM
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jlsbassman
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat. This sounds exactly like what I am looking for. Is that laminate stock I have worth selling? I may be interested in it if I can find a mag setup. It’s a centerfeed not a staggered feed correct?
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 09:23 PM
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P_102
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat. This sounds exactly like what I am looking for. Is that laminate stock I have worth selling? Slight mistake on my part….$150 is for the standard pillar model, the model with the aluminum bedding block is $260.
Do not trifle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 09:26 PM
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bobcat1
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat. This sounds exactly like what I am looking for. Is that laminate stock I have worth selling? Slight mistake on my part….$150 is for the standard pillar model, the model with the aluminum bedding block is $260. No Worries. I figured it out. On Amazon from the Hogue store is the least. $221 and then $136.
Bobby Barnett
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Re: Stock change questions
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10/22/23 09:26 PM
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bobcat1
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Hogue. Their ‘over molded’ stock has a rubber coating that’s great for hunting, easy to grip when wet, quiet and has a full length aluminum bedding block built in for strength. They make it for the top loading 111 as well. $150. I put both my .308 and .243 700s in the Hogue overmolded stocks. They're not built for competitive shooting and are ugly, but are also the most hunting-functional stock I've ever used, especially when it's cold and you're wearing gloves. Hard to beat. This sounds exactly like what I am looking for. Is that laminate stock I have worth selling? I may be interested in it if I can find a mag setup. It’s a centerfeed not a staggered feed correct? Correct
Bobby Barnett
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Re: Stock change questions
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11/08/23 06:45 PM
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SwampHunterFw
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Just sell me the whole thing , I have one just like it
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