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Looking for a upgraded stock from the sticky touch rubber grip factory one. Something the same size, LOP, and weight. Any personal experience or pics?
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McMillan Sako Hunter or Sako Classic edge fill would work well. Might be a little lighter than your current sticky stock. The Sako hunter is most like your current stock with a cheek piece and palm swell grip, and the Classic is a more conventional American styled stock. Either are great.
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I called Beretta USA and got the smooth price of $800 plus for their carbon light stock. I’m sure the McMillan will be cheaper.
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I see them on ebay ever so often.I would watch there.I have one with the original stocks and was thinking of buying a newer take-off soft touch.I'm glad I didn't.Except for feeling a little cheap it fits me to a T.GL
Sorry,I drank the Sako-Aid.My opinion may be biased.
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Mcmillan Sako hunter stock. The factory synthetic on my 75 is 40 oz. I plan on orderering an edge for it .
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Mcmillan Sako hunter stock. The factory synthetic on my 75 is 40 oz. I plan on orderering an edge for it . What’s the wieight on the McMillan
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Mcmillan Sako hunter stock. The factory synthetic on my 75 is 40 oz. I plan on orderering an edge for it . What’s the wieight on the McMillan Probably 24-26 ounces. It will also come with a way better recoil pad . The pad on my 75 is hard as a rock
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Possibly another option would be a Fierce fury stock, as according to their website they sell some parts seperately...
As others suggest Mc Millan is probabley the best bet....
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![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/9fF3F1BV/A112-BEA2-4778-4-F91-A851-D7-FB27850084.jpg) It shoots pretty good with the Hornady 139 gr interlock American whitetails. I just know eventually the rubber will start to peel with the punishment I will put it through.
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