Where to get hs precision stock in Canada?

Best bet is the EE. Just keep an eye or do a search, they come up regularly.

If you don't have access yet then read the rules thoroughly listed above the EE section and included are application instructions.
 
I believe Wolverine and some other dealers/builders may have new take-offs available most of the time. As noted, the EE will usually have some as well.
 
I have used HS stocks on some personally owned rifles and as well some work guns. I have not used a HS Stock whether personally owned or an an issued one where the sling swiwels were not loose. I called HS Precision and they had no explanation why. I then called again and spoke to "Donny" who said the issue was the steel threads adhering to the aluminum bedding block. Well if there an acknowledged issue well then it should be sorted out, for the money u pay for a stock. Also the stocks with two sling swivel studs, one for sling and bipod are too close for a Harris Bipod. I have also used a McMillan A-5 and swore it was the best until I was introduced to an Accuracy International at the 2008 and 2009 CISC. I think it depends what your intended use is for your rifle but you can do much better than a HS.
 
A Robertson stock will not cost you any less than a McMillan with the same features. Ian prove me wrong please.
 
The serious shooters in Canada use Robertson. Mac stocks are nice, but they take forever to get, they are expensive for what they are and they have no feature over and above anone else making a similar product.

Robertson Composites is a fantastic supporter of Canadian Shooting Sports. As someone who has tried to drum up sponsorship and support for organized shooting in Canada, I can tell you that this puts him on a very unique and appreciated class of businesses.

If an uber-tactical look is your thing, then an Accuracy International Chassis System from Wolverine would be the next choice.
 
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