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savage with thumbhole or not. help asap

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Oh you wouldn't believe the amount of control you gain with the thumbhole stock. Its like it automatically makes you a sniper if you have one!!! Make sure you complete the pacage and get a counter sniper scope and beeman rings on it and that is the most tactical rifle I've ever seen!!!

In all honesty, it doesn't matter. Some members lie it, some don't. Go pick up the rifle in the sotre and try holding them both. See which one you like more... Easy as that!
 
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Yeah it's all personal preference. If you have large hands you may not like it much. For me, I see no advantage or disadvantage over a "traditional" stock. But, I would always take wood or laminate over tupperware. So if it's a question of, thumbhole vs. plastic stock, both being similarly priced, I would go thumbhole all the way. If it's wood vs. wood, it would come down to personal preference.

Hope this helps
 
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That is lower than what the wholesale price was when I got mine a few years ago... excellent deal.

Put a decent scope on it and you'll be set
 
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Yea I'd been looking into several other rifels and my fiance was like no more guns. She knew I was going to get one though since I was doing a lot of research so she finally said I could get it since it was such a savings. I ordered it yesterday and took her out to some fancy Brazilian Restaurant she's been wanting to go to last night.
Rigt now I just have a BSA Sweet 22 bc I got it brand new for only $25. I've tried to look through the pages but I get lost with the endless possibilities of optics. I would like to spend around $150 give or take $20. What are some basic recommendation.
 
Re: savage with thumbhole or not. help asap

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: futurerider103</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yea I'd been looking into several other rifels and my fiance was like no more guns. She knew I was going to get one though since I was doing a lot of research so she finally said I could get it since it was such a savings. I ordered it yesterday and took her out to some fancy Brazilian Restaurant she's been wanting to go to last night.
Rigt now I just have a BSA Sweet 22 bc I got it brand new for only $25. I've tried to look through the pages but I get lost with the endless possibilities of optics. I would like to spend around $150 give or take $20. What are some basic recommendation. </div></div>http://swfa.com/Vortex-2-7x32-Viper-Rifle-Scope-P11227.aspx
 
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I prefer the thumbhole myself, but by the time you read this you will have already purchased the rifle. I prefer the cheek weld on the thumbhole stock better as well.
 
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I was in the same dilema last week. I put the synthetic stock with free floating bull barrel aside while they did a background check. The FBI or whoever they called put my name on hold for three days. When it cleared, I went in to check them out and decided to go with the thumbhole stock bull barreled mini sniper, hah. To my surprise it was on clearance for less than my first choice. On top of that I got a discount for the hassle.
$158 dollars plus three boxes of Hornadys later
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Re: savage with thumbhole or not. help asap

its a matter of preference. i dont like the thumb hold but some people love the added stability. if you have any left handed friends take them into consideration and stay traditional.
 
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I agree, it's really a matter of preference. I like the feel of the Savage thumbhole stock and will admit I've gotten some of my best groups when using my son's MKII-BTV. I've often thought of re'stocking my MKII-FVT with one.
 
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: futurerider103</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Now that's my kind of gun shop. I've never been a fan of polished or stainless barrels but at that price who could argue. How does it shoot. What scope will it be wearing </div></div>

I agree, the price was right and I was out the door. I like the thumbhole stock, its very comfortable in any position (I've been playing at night). Though I like the syn stock one to, teh wieght of the bull barrel feels nice.
I havent shot it yet, trying to find a range locally now. Im also looking for a scope to. have a few in mind, just need to make up my mind, hah.
 
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Re: savage with thumbhole or not. help asap

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: futurerider103</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I think I'm going with this one. However if you're introduced in a BSA Sweet 22 I have a 3week old one for sale </div></div>

I think youd be happier with this model. Its an all around better feeling rifle compared to the syn stock model.

Thanks man, I've got my money spent on parts for this and another rifle, hah. GLWTS
 
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what sale I don't have enought posts to sell it
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. I got an update today from buds that my gun has been shipped today so I should have it monday or tuesday. I'll post pics. It's supposed to be the darker color of stocks rather than the lighter that the pics show