Anyone have a CDN source for these stocks, I'm looking for an A2 or A3, I've sent several PMs and emails to no avail, I'm not looking for a huge conversation on these from dealers, just a yes I have it, this is how long and this is how much. Also looking for barrel recommendations, I'd like to do all my shopping in Canada for a 24" .308 barrel.
McMillian stocks
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Did you try Joe from ###?? His service is first rate. I'm sure he can hook you up with a price list. The problem with a stock like the Mcmillan is that there are so many parts that go on. The base price is simply just a piece of synthetic material with usually very little inletting for your action and no butt pad or anything. The $$$ only climb for what you actually want to bolt your action into. It's best to have a concrete idea as to specifically what you want. ie. anshutz butt pad, 3 spacer system, inletted for ### action, adjustable cheek rest. Try also Robertson Composites. Ian robertson makes some very nice stocks. He's located in ottawa. For his tactical version I was quoted $850.00 plus taxes, which is cheaper than any McMillan I was quoted. As for barrels, pick one from Rob McLennan, Ron Smith, Ted Gaillard....all about the same price. All canadian makers.
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I have a pretty good connection to some good friend whom ran a tactical shop in San diego, anyway he had several A2 , A3, A4, A5 adn also M1A stock on hand, he also carry HS stock, IT would be a much faster channel for shipping, I already had a few stock this year that are price around $5-600USD, which are 740 mark as a Max.
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I have a pretty good connection to some good friend whom ran a tactical shop in San diego, anyway he had several A2 , A3, A4, A5 adn also M1A stock on hand, he also carry HS stock, IT would be a much faster channel for shipping, I already had a few stock this year that are price around $5-600USD, which are 740 mark as a Max.
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Mcmillan
HELLO SPARROW,
If you are in search of a "Remington inlet" I have a A2"NIB" in stock as well as a AICS 2.0 IN GREEN"NIB" the Mcmillan is optioned out = adj ch,spacer adj butt,rail , flush caps "left and right" sniper fill. stock color is solid OD green if either of these stocks work for you give me a call at home and we can discuss "dealer" pricing I am coming into town Monday I can drop off stock if interested , also I have several MCMILLAN models @AICS stocks in inventory call me we can discuss your needs re stocks and barrels.
REGARDS
ED BEGG
VBULL PRECISION LTD
HELLO SPARROW,
If you are in search of a "Remington inlet" I have a A2"NIB" in stock as well as a AICS 2.0 IN GREEN"NIB" the Mcmillan is optioned out = adj ch,spacer adj butt,rail , flush caps "left and right" sniper fill. stock color is solid OD green if either of these stocks work for you give me a call at home and we can discuss "dealer" pricing I am coming into town Monday I can drop off stock if interested , also I have several MCMILLAN models @AICS stocks in inventory call me we can discuss your needs re stocks and barrels.
REGARDS
ED BEGG
VBULL PRECISION LTD
Airborn_69 said:
McMillan does not have a Distrbutor network for sales of there stocks in North America . He gets Dealer Pricing on stocks only from McM which any gunsmith or gunshop can do as well Ray Deal with Ed Begg I understand that he is bringing in McM stocks
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Savage said:
Ray Deal with Ed Begg I understand that he is bringing in McM stocks
Are you sure about that? We all know, you love to bash this guy...Yes, any dealer can get McMillan stocksWell I contacted the Mcmillan Rifle distributer in Western and Central Canada about this and McM position has not changedAirborn_69 said:
You have seemed to have answered your own questionAirborn 69 said:
News Flash simply put I don't like himAirborn 69 said:
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Yes you are correct a Distributor has an exclusive territory given by a manufacturer that he can sell and then only to dealers and often the products are discounted to allow the dealer to sell the product for the manufactures list price or slightly higher to recover additional costs, but there are more levels in the supply chain than those 2 at the end of that chainAirborn_69 said:
Sorry to disappoint you only done for spelling LOL LOL my spelling at times is not the bestAirborn69 said:
