my review of my Robertson stock

Jamie

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well I was asked to give some details of my Savage 110FP and Robertson Tactical stock so here I go


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here it is....

Savage 110Fp with a 20MOA Farrell,Leupold 4.5/14 Tactical,Harris BR bipod,
home done paint,



now the stock...one word...AWESOME!!!

I went with the 3-way adjustable butt(in/out,up/down,left/right) and cheek

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very well built and mounted at Ian Robertson shop

this is a picture of the grip and texture...its really tuff!!!

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this is a picture of the barrel chanel lots of freefloat

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and a bottom pic to show texture and lenght

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the stock is pillar beded and this rifle shoots!!won some good matches with it too!!!

Farmboy and I where hitting 1000meter 16" gongs with it last May!!!(175gr SMK over 45.5 grs of Varget) .5/.68 MOA five shoot 100meters


its too bad Canada would not of kept there new SWS all Canadian...this would have been a great stock for it...


Jamie Barkwell
 
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it is there Tactical model.....Call Ian I don't know if its still on there site..



Jamie Barkwell
 
I have one of his Ranger stocks and I love it. It is great to be able to put the rifle to your shoulder, close your eyes, open them, and have the crosshairs line up perfectly without having to wiggle around. I was not sure what stock to go with, so he pulled out his 6.5x55 target rifle with the Ranger stock on it for me to try out; I fell in love with it as soon as I mounted it to my shoulder.

Ian is modifiying one of his general purpose hunting stocks for my T\C omega as we speak. These stocks are not made for a muzzleloader, but he seemed to enjoy the challenge.
 
I found the Robertson stock just a little bit better than the McMillan on my Savage. The grip felt better, that was the difference for me.

To build a custom rifle or replace a stock it's the first place I'd look.
 
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