Holy S#*T stocks are expensive

[chemo]

No I actually like the RC better, it's just a price thing. But If it's only $100 or so I will go RC for sure.

I would love a RC stock too, but I'm not very patient

 

[Obtunded]

Under NAFTA there is no duty to be charged for a Made in the USA product. You'll only have to pay GST owing as per the invoiced purchase price and the $5.00 Canada Post handling fee for collecting the GST; assuming, of course, that you make sure it is shipped by USPS and not a courier.

With the dollar at parity essentially, buying in the US has become much more attractive and USPS shipping rates are typically cheaper than shipping the same parcel from Newfoundland to BC.

I'd take another look at the Robertson, however, they make exceptional stocks, but if you want a McMillan, you should do what will make you happy, as it is your build.

Anything coming across the border is - at minium - subject to GST and PST - or HST.

As for Robertson Composites.... I want everyone to know, these guys SUPPORT CANADIAN SHOOTERS.

Ian and Barry are first-class gentlemen that do way more than their fair share of helping to support Canadian matches, Canadian Teams and even Canadian shooters. I'm not sure if the non-competitive shooters really and truly appreciate that, but let me tell you, Robertson Composites has earned our business, and I hope you will give them your consideration. In a country hell-bent on screwing shooters, it is sure nice to see a class act like Robertson Composites doing their part to help grow Canadian Shooting Sports.

If you want cheap, buy a Boyds. If you want quality, buy Robertson Composites.

 

[shockman]

What he said!

 

[mikeman20]

I got a robertson composite for my rifle, im no competitive shooter but i sure do like it (took a bit of fitting though)

 

[mpwolf]

What Ian said. Robertson is top shelf, both in terms of product, and conduct.

 

[stubblejumper]

What Ian said. Robertson is top shelf, both in terms of product, and conduct.

I only have one Robertson Composites stock,but if I choose to build another gun,they will likely be my first choice.

 

[Cerendrad]

Ok I'm sold. Just a little more saving. I'm building a .260 rem project.

 

[Ian Robertson]

Cool, I love it when we get a sale!!

 

[Tyler]

Cool, I love it when we get a sale!!

Now if only you made something for M-14's... you'd clean up.

 

[Redhouse]

In terms of tactical/LR prone type stocks, there'd be a good market for something decent and commonly available in the $400-500 range, I'll say that much. And I mean inletted and ready to go at that price, with some variety beyond '700 SA'. Not as boutique as our fine correspondent above, with whom I have absolutely no beef, but something still significantly better than what's COMMONLY available in Canada.