McMillan F-Class stock

[Travelor]

I have read that this stock is a bit too flexible. Does anyone here have one and shoot F-Class with it and what has been your expreience with it?

Thanks,
George

 

[falconpilot]

George

Chris Anderson from Helen is running one...He has shot with us several times. He sames to like it..let me know if you want his contact info.

Jim

 

[canderson]

George,

I am on my second mcmillan f class stock. I sold my first gun and am in the process of building the second. I can not seem to find any problems with the stock flexing. It is like every other stock that I have had, if you grab the barrel and squeeze, it will touch. I have not noticed any marks on either of the barrels that I have run. One barrel is 284 shehane. The other is a dasher. I had some vertical with the shehane but, I am pretty sure it was the driver. The dasher would shoot 1/2 moa. easy any day.

 

[Travelor]

Thanks, I am about to take the $$$ plunge and build a 284 for 100 yard F-Class.

George

 

[ericskennard]

Take a close look at the Manners F-Class stock. I don't think you find any flex in it.

ERIC

 

[Elwood]

I'm suprised no one has mentioned this

http://accurateshooter.wordpress.com/2007/06/05/new-robertson-f-class-gbf-stock/

 

[LRCampos]

You mean... this one?

 

[JERRYHM]

I have two McMillan F-class stocks, move the stock three to four inches forward on the front bag will negate the stock (flex) jump.

 

[skeetlee]

anyone else shooting one of the mcmillan f-class stocks?

 

[Steve Blair]

Jerry,
I am not trying to be argumentative, but doesn't that negate the benefit of a long forearm achieving better balance with long, heavy barrels?

 

[skeetlee]

i would like to know what rear bag you fellas are using to shoot from the bench with? I had a rifle builf on one of these stocks but i sold it because i didnt feel comfortable on top of the bench with it. I did like the stock other than that, and from what i can remember accuracy was fine! Lee