Remington Mountain Rifle Stainless Steel Synthetic Stock/ Fibreglass

I shouldered a Remington Mountain rifle yesterday along with a Winchester Extreme Weather I found both rifles nice to bring up to my shoulder .Both were a reasonable weight also . Neither in my preferred caliber though
Leavenworth
 
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Pat Brennan said:
I had a stainless mtn rifle with the B&C stock on it a couple years ago, in 270. It shot surprisingly well, at least with 130 grain ballistic tips and interlocks. Like Mark I was not crazy about the stock. It was thick at the wrist and about 30 ounces IIRC. The rifle was a little butt heavy for my liking, but it did shoot very well. The trigger on it was not bad as it came from the factory either!
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I like the older B&C TI take-offs. Have two opened up to BDL. Wish I had more.

How do the new ones differ from the older ones?
 
No, slimmer profile. The 5r stock would be awful on the mountain SS imo.

Leavenworth said:
Is the stock on the Remington Mountain the same Bell and Carlson that is on the new Remington 700 5R rifles ? If so those are very, very, thick ,felt really odd .Like holding a 2x4
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I’m not sure if I have this right or not . Do the newer Remington Mountain Riles have a slimmer B and C stock or is it the same as the older ou rain rifles with thick wrist ?
Thanks
Leavenworth
 
Leavenworth said:
I’m not sure if I have this right or not . Do the newer Remington Mountain Riles have a slimmer B and C stock or is it the same as the older ou rain rifles with thick wrist ?
Thanks
Leavenworth
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They aren't as thick as the old Sendero, 5r ect. But they are a little chubby in the wrist. It's not excessive though.
 
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