Plastic rifle stocks....

[Gatehouse]

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[220Swifty]

I guess grandpa should have had a mcmillan on his 1895 when he leaned it on his front bumper many years ago.

I suppose the winchester was useable after applying some glue and nails. The same couldn't be said for his radiator.

 

[Northman999]

Wow.

I was cringing at parts, but clearly the thing is super tough.

 

[X-fan]

McMillan....There is no replacement.

 

[double gun]

Cool video no doubt. I wish they did a test from the butt pad to just behind the grip.... isnt that where composites usually fail if they are going to? I think it might need a paint touch up.

 

[archie_james_c]

Cant wait to use my Model 7 EDGE as a loading ramp for my Ranger.

 

[Freyr_255]

Cool video no doubt. I wish they did a test from the butt pad to just behind the grip.... isnt that where composites usually fail if they are going to? I think it might need a paint touch up.

Looking at this video if you got this stock to fail at its weakest point at all all while using on a rifle I'm thinking your barrel and action would be screwed as well.

Makes me want to get one.

 

[John Y Cannuck]

Impressive, but they should have done it with the barreled action installed.

 

[SuperCub]

Better than plywood crap.


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[chalkriver]

fixed it for ya..good demonstration on the stock strength.....
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[blargon]

Meh, no better than an SPS stock, the internet said so...

 

[todbartell]

especially if you paint the SPS stock