Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles What are the attributes of a thumb hole stock in a hunting rifle?

Lot's of custom, fg and wood, T-Holes made for the 10/22's. Hefted a number of them at a few gunshows and they felt comfortable. Had all the colors of the rainbow from which to pick......BS could have been at this one table for days.....grin.

Could see a purchase for that application...easily. Perhaps in a swirly natural wood colored offering, however.

I've got 10/22's pretty well covered.

That in shape,size,color and configuration.

Am hip on a short .920" in the Fajen Sillywet T-hole. Have the Sporter T-hole too,but the Sillywet is better for me.

Remain sweet on the Sillywet McMillan swirly too.............

Expected nothing less....on all accounts....grin.

Having studied, rather than glanced at, especially colorful pictures of your tools of the trade as well as you astride timber, in different forms....it's akin to trying to visualize a flat chested Jessica Simpson or a very well endowed Sandra Bullock.

The colorful array of stocks portrayed must be our window to the soul of BS........perhaps, a small seam?

I think they allow the shooter the hold the rifle better (less movement0 in an off hand position, I have one on my 22 and like it lots, I could see the advantages of it on a larger caliber. My 2 cents.