2015 Shot Show: Magpul Hunter 700 Stock

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Magpularize your Remington 700 into a free floated system with an aluminum bedding block:

Stock 259 USD
Mag well 69 USD
Mag 34 USD

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The first thing I noticed when I picked it up was that the grip angle was designed for shooting off-hand and would not lend itself well to prone shooting. I asked the Magpul representative if they planned on releasing a precision version with a different grip angle and he confirmed that it was in the works, but didn't have a timeline for delivery.

I then inquired if they planned on releasing a .223 version of the magazine. Unfortunately, he said they had no plans to do so in the near future. Their 308 AICS-compatible magazine has a neat feature; it comes as a 5 round magazine. However, the follower is notched and the tip can be broken off to allow a 6th round to be loaded. In many state, there is a 5 round limit for hunting.
 
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How does the stock compare to the comfort of the AI stock? I would be looking for something in the precision side of things and in .223. I was looking at the AI one but a grand is hard to swallow at this time. Three hundred-ish is very attractive.
 
The mag well is NOT included? This seems like it would be integral to the stock. No magazine included?

This stock is geared towards hunters, not precision rifle shooters. Most will be happy to use an internal magazine.

How does the stock compare to the comfort of the AI stock? I would be looking for something in the precision side of things and in .223.

Apples to oranges... it's not intended to be a precision stock. It's for hunters.
 
what's the features of the stock to make it worth $259?

From what I gather:

Aluminum bedding block
Modular height adjustable cheek rest
Modular adjustable length of pull
AICS DBM bottom metal upgradable
QD sling mounts

Not sure if those are M-Lock ports on the front of the stock.

Is it worth $259? If it is a lightweight but solid platform, then the price doesn't seem too bad. All things considered, my B&C stock cost me $300. plus $160. for a new AICS bottom metal plus $150 to get it inletted plus $60. for a cheek rest. And I wouldn't think about hefting that thing around all day in the bush 'cause it is hefty.
 
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