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Hmmm, I'll give a little on that. If they move the inleting ahead 1/4".

Not all of us have pussy hands....

You're ok meant nothing for me, I abide outside of your jurisdiction. There be men here.

Then why did you ask?



Travis

I didn't say anything in the form of a question. That was someone else, and they may be inside your jurisdiction.

The stock would still need the palm swell. And it should be mandatory that they break the mold in with a McFlame swirly.....

All that matters is what I believe.

Have not done a flame pattern yet.



Travis

I'm thinking of doing a red, yellow and white flame at some point. If they did the pattern we just discussed I'd buy that in a heart beat for my 22-250AI. Hot winter coyote smoker.....

A slimmed down version of the Echols pattern would be great! Minus the faux grip cap thingy.

This^

Essentially the Hunters Compact with a higher comb and no drop (or negative drop) would work perfectly for me.

So does the 20 G's include the person who should be taking notes and then do the real work?

I think it's more like Mcmillan will build a new stock if there's enough interest, and if we can all come to some sort of consensus. Kinda like what happened with the A5.

As long yall are not creating ruger boat paddle copy with a savage 110 inlet it will be hard to go wrong.

You nailed it. Exactly what I want. In a Rainbow Gay Pride Swirl, inletted for the TC Dimension.

Basically this stock, but in a boat paddle configuration that has "GFY" instead of RUGER letters in the buttstock.

I just threw up a little in my mouth.....and I have low standards!

Anybody else notice a pattern here?

It's the same thing I'd pick, a better Hunter's Edge pattern. Make the forend 1/2"-3/4" longer for no other reason that now it looks kind of goofy with a 24" barrel, RAISE THE FRIGGIN COMB!!! so those of us who actually put scopes on our rifles can shoot the danged thing, and give it no or a negative drop at heel. No monte carlos or goofy humps, just a nice high, straight comb that carries all the way to the buttpad. Nobody shoots iron sights anymore, and if they do they can take a grinder to the thing or pick one of the 100 other Mcmillan patterns that are perfect for iron sight shooting midgets.

I'm the opposite, I'd like a shorter forend for 20" tubes.

I don't see the reason for a slim, compact stock so you can slap 24-26" tacticool rifles in it.

Plenty of stocks for those.

Campfire pattern stock debuted almost a decade ago!

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbth...h/true/CUSTOM_Stocks_For_Sale#Post305987

Round off the bottom of the compact and give it a straight comb, that would be about perfect for me.

This!!!

So there we have it, Sako Hunter butt with a palm swell on a Remington classic wrist, and a Legend action area and forend but with the area around the bottom metal rounded and the forend shortened 3/4". With panel checkering of course.....
The rest of you can pound sand

Make it simple - just bring back the G&H.

I'm on board with a compact sporting a raised comb and a more rounded bottom.

Fore end is fine.