thunb hole stocks
#2
RE: thunb hole stocks
Even though I decided against getting a Thumbhole stock for my Omega I gotta say when you shoulder it they really feel a bit more solid, steadier so to speak. I also like the way they look...
My thing against them is when you are carrying them as if you would while moving in the field, weather in route to a stand or while stalking. To me they feel uncomfortable, but that is just me. I really only walked around carrying one for a15 or 20minutes but it seemed that my thumb was at a bad angle to carry around a weapon like that for any length of time.
If you only have a short walk to a stand and dont stalk I would say they are pretty nice.
Also, unless someone comes up with some kind of concrete information that would sway you one way or the other I think you will findpersonal experience is the best thing you should go with.
My thing against them is when you are carrying them as if you would while moving in the field, weather in route to a stand or while stalking. To me they feel uncomfortable, but that is just me. I really only walked around carrying one for a15 or 20minutes but it seemed that my thumb was at a bad angle to carry around a weapon like that for any length of time.
If you only have a short walk to a stand and dont stalk I would say they are pretty nice.
Also, unless someone comes up with some kind of concrete information that would sway you one way or the other I think you will findpersonal experience is the best thing you should go with.
#3
RE: thunb hole stocks
I got an Omega with one last year. Didn't like the way you had to reach around the stock to cock the hammer. Could be a bad deal in a situation where you had to shoot fast. I also tried a thumhole stock on my .300 Win Mag awhile back. As comfortable as it felt in the shop, at the range I only lasted two shots. The recoil gave me a bruise about the size of a dime on the back knuckle of my thumb. On the positive side, I have a HS Precision T/S stock on my .22-250 Ackley. Most comfortable stock I have ever owned.
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RE: thunb hole stocks
I have one on my new Omega. I like the way it
shoulders, especially when shooting from a elevated
deerstand. I have not noticed any problem cocking
the ML. I use a sling on mine but I carry old military
style ie; muzzle pointed down. But as posted it is
more of a personal preference thing.
shoulders, especially when shooting from a elevated
deerstand. I have not noticed any problem cocking
the ML. I use a sling on mine but I carry old military
style ie; muzzle pointed down. But as posted it is
more of a personal preference thing.
#6
RE: thunb hole stocks
I don't know what all the BS is about I have one on my Omega and I love it. I would love to have one on all my long guns. I don't shoot left handed so I.m all set and I think the thumv hole makes carrying a lot easier. Abain Its a matter of opinon. Mike
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