Bell and Carson Odessey stock
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Dusty Stevens
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That stock doesnt strike me as a sling friendly stock, looks more like a bipod stock to me
jelenko
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Hmm. It says 'forend has a rail for attachments'. I guess I'd better ask B&C.
If the rail does accept handstops, would putting sling tension on the stock impact accuracy? I was thinking that it would only impact accuracy as long as the barrel stays free floated. But, I was wondering about having just one action screw.
ETA: B&C says the rail is a #6 European. Does anyone know if a #6 European rail accepts Anschutz accessories?
If the rail does accept handstops, would putting sling tension on the stock impact accuracy? I was thinking that it would only impact accuracy as long as the barrel stays free floated. But, I was wondering about having just one action screw.
ETA: B&C says the rail is a #6 European. Does anyone know if a #6 European rail accepts Anschutz accessories?
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I'd recommend the Victor Titan22 over any B&C stock. Add the Spike and you're still paying half as much.
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I didn't have an odyssey but the one BC stock I had the 10/22 action would not drop in without fitting. Not a big deal but be prepared to do a little work on it. If I would have paid McMillan price I would not have been happy.
Thomasconnor
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I like the Odyssey. No problem with the Kidd trigger.
I have a 29" barrel on mine. The long barrel adds stability and is like a built-in suppressor with standard velocity ammo.
I believe it is a descendant of an Anschutz stock. It is very useful and comfortable, and a bargain compared to what is being sold today under the guise of "chassis"...Tom
I have a 29" barrel on mine. The long barrel adds stability and is like a built-in suppressor with standard velocity ammo.
I believe it is a descendant of an Anschutz stock. It is very useful and comfortable, and a bargain compared to what is being sold today under the guise of "chassis"...Tom
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Thomasconnor
Silver $$ Contributor
I don't recall. I have on some stocks.
The rear tab on any 10/22 trigger body also serves as a rear action mount as it has a tab that engages the stock.
The only inletting in this regard that I have done is to slightly sharpen (scratch) the inside corners of the tab slot in the stock as the Kidd has slightly sharper tab edges.
If needed I would do it with a sharp nail or a small file instead of the Dremel...Tom
The rear tab on any 10/22 trigger body also serves as a rear action mount as it has a tab that engages the stock.
The only inletting in this regard that I have done is to slightly sharpen (scratch) the inside corners of the tab slot in the stock as the Kidd has slightly sharper tab edges.
If needed I would do it with a sharp nail or a small file instead of the Dremel...Tom
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