What is your most confortable (ergonomic) gun?

[Mr. Bjorn]

Remington 870 Supermag turkey-predator in stock configuration

 

[purplemushroom]

My tavor

 

[purplemushroom]

For hunting, benelli r1

 

[BeaverMeat]

Husqvarna 146
Ruger M77 International w/ tang safety
Remington 760 (I don't know why, but I am starting to like it)

 

[jpappy]

Kimber Montana, the gun is where its supposed to be when its in my hands.

 

[BR427]

My Tavor, M1 Carbine and Desert Eagle .50AE!!!

 

[kawicrash]

My Tikka M55 Deluxe .308 fits me like a glove. I'm 6'4" and I think the Scandinavian guns tend to fit bigger people well.

 

[zamstony]

a couple of Sako finnlights, Remington Titanium, Sako L61R with a Brownells custom stock and a Marlin 336RC for me.

 

[L1911]

Glock but fits fine once getting used to the grip... kinda made the Sig guys happy

*** edited just cant resist the ergonomic part ****

 

[2kjb2kjb]

Browning Abolt Hunter in 270WSM. Fits me like a glove. Worst is Winchester Model 70 Sporter model.

 

[onetwentyish]

Tavor hands down.

 

[daka]

Sako 75, Heym 21, Sako Bavarian, Sauer 202

 

[roaddog1]

Of all the guns I have I would say my 17 Mach 2 with a Boyd thumb hole is the best fitting me an it are like one

 

[spirit]

Thank you all for your feedback....

 

[MackForce]

Not sure if its because Ive been out with it a lot lately, but I have to say My Vangaurd s2 in 308. Seems to fit very well right out of the box.

My 336 as well. Always sits just right when I bring it up, no adjustments needed.

 

[Fretman]

CZ 75B Shadowline.

 

[Dogleg]

For eye to scope alignment, just about anything by Weatherby.

For over all, fit in the hands, self pointing and liveliness I'll go with Kimber.

 

[ShawnC6]

My Norinco T97. Mag release and safety may be annoying but for actually holding it and how it fits me, it's perfect.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Smith 41 1971 vintage then CZ Shadow hands down..

 

[Boomer]

I doubt if there is a one size fits all gunstock, and most hunters aren't inclined to spend the money on fully adjustable stocks. My McMillan A-5 is probably the most ergonomic stock I own, but all of the important dimensions are adjustable on it, and the rifle its attached to is so heavy that I only shoot it from prone. I hate to admit it, because I prefer the appearance of classic stocks, but one of the few factory rifles I'm able to throw to my shoulder and instantly have a perfect sight picture, an easy reach to the bolt handle, and the correct grip size and reach to the trigger, is the Weatherby MK-V. Too bad I won't allow one on the property.