Remington 700 ti wildcat or Greyboe

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Dakota9

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I recently traded for a gen 1 700 ti, it has the original stock and I’d like to change it to either a wild cat or greyboe outlander. Just wondering if anyone has experience with both stocks and has a preference? I’m open to other options as well, I’d like to keep the weight reasonable and price under $1000. I will also be adding a dbm to it as well.

Thanks for any input

Appreciate all the interest for the original stock. Unfortunately I won’t be selling it for a little bit.
 
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Wildcat by a country mile. Greyboe is basically a Tupperware version of a mcmillan and will weigh a ton.
 
Wildcat for sure. I did one no regrets. If you want it for next hunting season, get in soon he is busy. There is a American Precision Arms bottom metal on EE its nice as the trigger gaurd is the mag release. MDT 3 round mags fit flush and snug, no rattle.
 
Good to know. Yea I grabbed the atrs one on there because the precision one didn’t specify if it was LA or not. Hopefully the atrs works out for this purpose.
 
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Dakota9 said:
I recently traded for a gen 1 700 ti, it has the original stock and I’d like to change it to either a wild cat or greyboe outlander. Just wondering if anyone has experience with both stocks and has a preference? I’m open to other options as well, I’d like to keep the weight reasonable and price under $1000. I will also be adding a dbm to it as well.

Thanks for any input
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I've used all three of those stocks. All three are good stocks.

Currently have a Greyboe Outlander on a 700 6CM. It's a heavier stock, but the whole rifle is supposed to be heavier with a 24" sporter contour. I like that stock a lot for what I needed in a rifle. The Wildcat would be the best choice for a lighter weight rifle.

Also use a TI take off on a faux TI in 257 Roberts. I like that stock as well.
 
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