blksno
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IMO, really really bad. I was supremely disappointed with everything about my AT-ONE sold for a loss just to dump it.
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What was the issue with it?
If you get the boyd's stock, don't forget the checkering, well worth the money.
308win
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No problems with mine. Have one for sale that's fits a Mod 70 SA if interested?
blksno
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The adjustable cheek hardware and LOP hardware belong on an air rifle at best. Terrible design is putting it nicely. Very cheap parts over all.
I bought it for a Savage MKII and FOR ME...it wasn't even acceptable for rimfire.
hesse
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I have used 3 of them for hunting builds everything is solid on them. My only complaint is (these where Savage Axis builds for women lop helps on these that is why I use them) you have to pillar bed the front action screw or make a steal shim washer for magazine to work properly
Will.284
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I've never used them. , I went with a pure precision stock . They are amazing to work with and the carbon stock fits like a glove. But they are not cheap. But I didn't have to monkey around with it and a custom 25 oz stock , what's not to like
std7mag
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That they are not cheap...
Or rather inexpensive.
The affordability of a Boyds stock is perhaps it's greatest selling point.
Will.284
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I fully understand. I never said they were cheap and absolutely they are affordable. I've shot a few Boyd's stocks friends have had and they work good , are comfortable. But I'd most likely only use one for bench shooting. I hike a lot and want the weight / strength of carbon and if I have to wait and save $ for a carbon stock then that's fine it's my humble opinion is all
std7mag
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I can appreciate that!!
My Weatherby Mark V Weathermark LT is the lightest rifle I own now (that is legal for hunting).
I really miss the NULA 24B in 280 Rem that I stupidly sold!
mdmiller
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I have lots of Boyds stocks! I have to modify every stock I purchase! Long arms and big hands! The At-One stock when it first came out was a blessing in a lot of ways! Adjustable everything for me, granted I still fit the stock to me and no one else! I will grind and fit it to my hand! They made it easy for LOP and offer an extension for that! Depends on scope I use I modify the comb adjustment! They make lots of accessories now days! Not bad for a 3# stock! Biggest caliber so far on them is 6.5 CM and getting ready to build a 280AI!
Coastal
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I have a couple Boyds stocks that I really like but that At One stock just looks like a 2x4 to me. I just can't get into it.
Will.284
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I must agree although I did shoot one a friend has and other than ugly they do work
