CONChunt
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I'll assume the barrel is threaded for a break/device but didn't see specifics.
In the bullet points under "features" it says that the muzzle is threaded.
I'll assume the barrel is threaded for a break/device but didn't see specifics.
Maybe? I think if they have the adjustable comb then they have the full length aluminum bedding block. I think they make a cheaper stock with just an adjustable LOP that doesnt have the full length block.Do all accufits have the accustock feature?
Thank you! I need to finish my coffee and pass these kids off to the wife so I can read better haha.In the bullet points under "features" it says that the muzzle is threaded.
I doubt proof would put their name on something that isn't a quality product.At that price point I wonder if the Proof barrel is built to the same standard as the barrels they normally sell. I know the barrels CA uses on the ridgeline aren't the same quality as the ones used on their customs...I was told this by their repair dept.
Do all accufits have the accustock feature?
Looks like SAVAGE just knocked a homerun outta the park!!!These look pretty sweet. I think I need one in 280AI. Pretty lightweight turnkey set up.
https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=57577
It looks just like the stock on my son's 110 storm which is an accustock.I would be surprised if that is true. Accustock are fairly heavy. Not sure how they would cram that and a nearly 3# barrel and make weight.
The new accufit accustocks arent bad. They dont have a negative impact on accuracy anyway.
It's about putting it in a chassis or replacing the bottom metal.How often do you need to take the bolt out for its release location to matter?
It's about putting it in a chassis or replacing the bottom metal.