It's nothing like the HS stock on the Sendero II. I'd say it's closer to the original Sendero if you were to insist on that comparison. The Winchester stock (Bell & Carlson) has nowhere near the palm swell (or the down angle) of the Sendero II. It's not bulky or big, but it's also not slender or "slight." I have average sized hands.
I am a flat-out stock SNOB and replace most of the ones that come from the factory, but this one is well designed. It's not a "tactical" stock, but it's a damned fine hunting stock, and they paid attention to the details. The high comb is the best part and not what I've come to expect from a factory specimen. It's got a narrow forearm, which helps with the balance and overall weight.
