Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Winchester Collectors Looks like BSA isn’t the only one

To find a decent deal on a stock. Anyhow been awhile since I been to the lgs, when I go I usually end up in their back room with miscellaneous stuff talking brass, bullets, stocks, reloading equipment all used. I usually dig through the barrel with stocks. Never know might find a decent pre 64 stock. One time found a post 64 featherweight stock in that barrel for $100 bucks. Anyhow I’m digging I find this stock it’s an adl style stock looks like a bell and Carlson stock looked at the price $75 bucks that should worth it. Thing looks like it never been used. Being adl style stock must be for a Remington 700, hey I have 700 that needs a better stock. Bell and Carlson arent bad stocks I figured at the time. So I pay the asking price they wouldn’t go down on the price. So I snap a few pictures when I get home send a pm to akwolverine asking him what he thought of my deal of the day. He seems to know stocks as well. He replies back with that’s not for a Remington and his next reply surprised me he said it’s for a model 70 and it’s a McMillan stock?? I asked how he knew he goes Remington have a round receiver. Oh that’s right come on guys I own one remigton 700 and it’s a adl with a Remington plastic stock so cut me some slack. Two it has the lug cut out like a model 70. I asked how you know it’s a McMillan he’s said easy the shape, no checkering etc. he also said it’s for a short action possibly wsm. I have both so I will find out for sure which one.

Anyhow pictures of my $75 dollar find. BSA will have to scour gunshops for a longtime to beat this buy..