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The Basics, Starting Out
Stock Q for a 70's Rem 700
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<blockquote data-quote="Guest" data-source="post: 55283"><p><strong>Re: Stock Q for a 70\'s Rem 700</strong></p><p></p><p>DO NOT buy the Remingon Synthetic. They are trash. I have given several away to get them out of my shop. The factory wood unit is far superior to the factory synthetic. The factory synthetic isn't called "Tupperware" for no reason.</p><p>The HS stocks are better than the factory stuff, but not much. They are trading fodder at best. The McMillan is the best thing out there and the internet specials put them in the same price range as the HS stocks.</p><p>Get the McMillan and you won't be sorry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest, post: 55283"] [b]Re: Stock Q for a 70\'s Rem 700[/b] DO NOT buy the Remingon Synthetic. They are trash. I have given several away to get them out of my shop. The factory wood unit is far superior to the factory synthetic. The factory synthetic isn't called "Tupperware" for no reason. The HS stocks are better than the factory stuff, but not much. They are trading fodder at best. The McMillan is the best thing out there and the internet specials put them in the same price range as the HS stocks. Get the McMillan and you won't be sorry. [/QUOTE]
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