Hogue full bedded block stocks?
03-05-2010, 02:28 AM
#11
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: central florida
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As for you jack, i asked a question purely bout the stock. If your hung up on how I shoot my rifles thats your problem, point is ive been putiing meat on the table for quite some time. If someone is most comfortable shooting a levergun sideways while standing on his head then by damn thats how they should shoot. Its sad that you have to change the context of a post to have something to say. If your so smart why not provifde some information as to why hogue sucks? Do you believe because you paid 500 bucks for your stocks they are superior? Come back when you have an intelligent contribution.
P.S I wasnt licking windows on the playground I was giving nerds like you wedgies.
P.S I wasnt licking windows on the playground I was giving nerds like you wedgies.
03-05-2010, 06:19 AM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2009
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I'm looking to restock a 700 in 7MM mag and would really like some input as to which stock to use. I'm down to the Mc's,HS & Hogue. Someone who has used both and can intelligently tell me which one they prefer and why would be appreciated. I like the looks of the HS but that's the only reason I have to go with them at the moment. Why are the Mc's so much more expensive? Why are the Hogue's so much cheaper?
03-06-2010, 08:54 AM
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No you cant.... no I don't.... yes I do (hint on the pos remark)Why the f would I? LH sounds groovy on a bench, so I don't have to move my little hand off the trigger, but please spare me the claims at superior firepower. I'm sure you shoot better backwards. In also sure that wipe better that way too...............
Might be time to head back to the playground with the rest of the window lickers.....
Might be time to head back to the playground with the rest of the window lickers.....
Why would someone want to mimic a style of another poster no matter how good or bad they are? I mean wouldn't you want to be a leader, not a follower? You know I have watched Larry post for over 10 years on various forums. We have had good conversations and bad ones. But one thing I agree with him on, is you cannot respect someone who is a sticksucker. I have seen a bunch of em, from "wilds", to "16bore", list is endless.
Just curious, why would you want to mimic someone's styles?
03-06-2010, 05:42 PM
#14
Fork Horn
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03-07-2010, 07:37 AM
#15
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Why do you care? Do you have a clue? How many aliases do think one person might have? Go build yourself a bow Grizzly Adams.....
Simple really......always use the lowest common denominator. When a young lad cant tell scheit from shinola, and makes up a post so he'll feel better about thinking that a $100 stock is the same as a $400 stock. Let me sum up 99% of the posts here:
"I want to do something stupid... Who else did the same stupid thing as me so I can feel better about it?"
....Do you want to smack my wrist like 16 bore, Relentless, Larry, Wilds,Untouchable,Scat,Lionsit,Tigertit,gunzlut,38 yellowbus,wienerdog.... so on?
and don't steal inexactitudes, that's mine....see ya poopy pants...
Simple really......always use the lowest common denominator. When a young lad cant tell scheit from shinola, and makes up a post so he'll feel better about thinking that a $100 stock is the same as a $400 stock. Let me sum up 99% of the posts here:
"I want to do something stupid... Who else did the same stupid thing as me so I can feel better about it?"
....Do you want to smack my wrist like 16 bore, Relentless, Larry, Wilds,Untouchable,Scat,Lionsit,Tigertit,gunzlut,38 yellowbus,wienerdog.... so on?
and don't steal inexactitudes, that's mine....see ya poopy pants...
But whatever floats your boat. Just curious why someone would steal larry's style.
03-08-2010, 10:06 AM
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Seriously, you actually bought a 710??? Thats so freakin funny, I have never met someone that was not smart enough to know better. Goes to show you I guess.
06-23-2010, 05:21 PM
#19
Typical Buck
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Hogue has two offerings. One is the standard base option for $150+. It has the hogue external with a plastic insert. The higher end option (I bought for my Model 70 .30-06) is the Hogue external that is chemically and mechanically bonded to an aircraft grade aluminium frame ($230). I liked the look and feel of it. The only thing I didn't like is there was a .25 inch space between both sides of the barrel and the stock. I was always concerned with water or debris getting in it. I sold the rifle.
06-23-2010, 05:32 PM
#20
Typical Buck
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Man this thread had sure went south. I decided to go the light rifle direction and bought a used Ti take off Bell and Carlson because I didnt like the reports on the Hogue. I believe I went the right direction because the stock fits me very well and the rifle shoots great.