Help with stock choice

[Planetech]

Hello. I have done some rimfire and service rifle shooting in the past but am now wanting to get into shooting with a scope since my eyes are becoming a pain. I have some friends that do some long range 300 to 1000 yds contests both tactical and f t/r type. I bought a used 308 5r milspec 24 inch barrel in a choate tactical stock. I find the choate just not at all comfortable for a grip. So i am lookinf for a new stock. I will probably do more f t/r but want to be able to do a tactical match once in a while with some other friends. I will want a DBM for that. I realize a compromise means not the best at each but for now it will have to do. I have handled a XLR and Manners T4A and both felt good. I see Mcree has good reviews and actually looks alot like Dolphin f t/r stocks. I am used to an AR style grip and would like to keep the stock price down as much as possible since I have also started to learn to reload. Any ideas and opinions would be great. I have done a lot of research but most seems to be related to the tactical side and not not much chassis use for f t/r.
Thanks
Mark

 

[Greendog22250]

Planetech

I would modify the choate to make it more comfortable and get out and shoot as often as possible.

 

[JRS]

McMillan game-scout

 

[shootnjunky]

I used the Manners TF2A all last year in FTR and loved it, however for this year I will be using a KRG Whiskey 3 Chassis. You might want to give them a look.

With the spigot adapter it puts the front bipod further almost 6 inches and spreads the balance out quite nicely.

 

[Down South]

I used the Manners TF2A all last year in FTR and loved it, however for this year I will be using a KRG Whiskey 3 Chassis. You might want to give them a look.

With the spigot adapter it puts the front bipod further almost 6 inches and spreads the balance out quite nicely.

Friend of mine that shoots with us has the Whiskey 3 stock, looks cool and he likes it but i've never got behind it myself.