I have a McMillan on a 70 FWT and it's not like it magically shoots bug holes so I get whay you guys are saying about return on investment.
I have no intentions on getting into benchrest shooting nor would I try with a factory rifle such as this. This rifle will basically be a range gun, trying to shoot small groups so I have no desire to drop $500 into another stock. I have considered trying to bed the factory Tupperware to see if it would tighten up the groups a little. Maybe I should leave well enough alone and try some different loads before fiddling with the gun itself.
