Acquired a cool 1903 with competition redfield iron peep sights.
Shoots really good, getting 1 inch groups at 100 yards with the iron peep sights.
Unfortunately, the stock is a homemade laminate with a large oversized forend with a square bottom that is made for benchrest and does not fit me. Actually rather uncomfortable to shoot and I am a offhand 4 position shooter in which benchrest is used to check ammo and then back to the skillset I prefer, both competition and hunting.
Going to start hacking away on the stock and cutting it down, customizing it to my measurements but would like to know if the Boyd's replacement is something I should consider before starting the project.
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leaning towards the non thumbhole stock, primarily for strength. and durability.
Anybody have any advice and recommendations?
Thank you very much and you have a great day.
Regards,
Crankster
Shoots really good, getting 1 inch groups at 100 yards with the iron peep sights.
Unfortunately, the stock is a homemade laminate with a large oversized forend with a square bottom that is made for benchrest and does not fit me. Actually rather uncomfortable to shoot and I am a offhand 4 position shooter in which benchrest is used to check ammo and then back to the skillset I prefer, both competition and hunting.
Going to start hacking away on the stock and cutting it down, customizing it to my measurements but would like to know if the Boyd's replacement is something I should consider before starting the project.
Build & Price Gunstock Configurator | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Shop hardwood gunstocks for any make, model, and action with the Boyds Gunstock Configurator. Choose from several wood and finish options.
Build & Price Gunstock Configurator | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Shop hardwood gunstocks for any make, model, and action with the Boyds Gunstock Configurator. Choose from several wood and finish options.
leaning towards the non thumbhole stock, primarily for strength. and durability.
Anybody have any advice and recommendations?
Thank you very much and you have a great day.
Regards,
Crankster
