Fiber glass br stock? The best bang for my buck

[Little foot]

I'm building a br gun, 7mm rem saum, I have everything but the stock and I really don't know which way to turn. I'm really not looking to break the bank ,can I get some ideas and feedback please

 

[R.Morehouse]

Are you building a 17lb gun for LV comp.? Are you wanting a 3" forend or wider? I had a Wheeler LRB stock with a 4" forend and Wheelers offered rudder on the rear. I thought a WHOLE LOT of the stock and had no problem making weight.

Regards
Rick

 

[Little foot]

Are you building a 17lb gun for LV comp.? Are you wanting a 3" forend or wider? I had a Wheeler LRB stock with a 4" forend and Wheelers offered rudder on the rear. I thought a WHOLE LOT of the stock and had no problem making weight.

Regards
Rick

Thanks for the reply Rick! I am looking for a 3" forearm, I'm just getting into it so I'm not sure if or when I would get into compatition. It can get alittle overwhelming when looking at all that needs to be done, I will check out the wheelers.
Luke

 

[cw308]

I Shoot a Rem. 700 in 308 just for BR Shooting , I found bedding the HS Precision stock and filling the hollow rear stock a plus , I checked out videos on bedding and wanted a rock solid base for the action. Brownells sells all the products , you can speak to a tech if you want . Having the action sitting in a perfect match is a plus also torque settings . Great project , have fun .

Chris

 

[280man]

Call the fine folks in Phoenix at McMillan Stocks. They have what you need.

 

[Oklahoma Jim]

I like Tom Meredith's stocks.

http://www.tmss.net/

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Kelblys or mcmillan will have one to fit your need. Like was said above a 4” lrb would be good and id prefer the 4” for sure for a boomer as big as that. Its going to be hard to handle even with a 4” if you plan on shooting br with it