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Ordered thru Rick on March 18. Took delivery last Friday. By my math that is under 3 mos from order to having it in hand.
I hadn’t ordered one in a few years. First one I’ve gotten with a speckletone paint job and first Hunter’s Edge pattern.
All I can say is wow is this a nice stock. I was surprised at how quickly I got it given it was inlet for a weatherby vanguard which I can’t imagine is very common
Will do exactly what I hoped - which was to replace the youth stock on my son’s rifle with a nicer stock and save some weight (exactly 8oz) in the process.
When I installed the stock today I was definitely questioning why I dump thousands into custom rifles when my son’s would do literally everything we need a rifle to do
Will confirm zero this weekend and decide whether or not to bed it after hunting it some this fall
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ordered 11/26 still waiting
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ordered 11/26 still waiting Wow..... Think 61\2 months was my longest wait
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6 months is my experience. Was pleasantly surprised to be under 3
My gunsmith also got another stock of mine back from mcMillan today that he had sent for repaint. 4 weeks on that. Haven’t seen it yet but that should mean my build is nearing completion
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I ordered one a month and a half ago.
Woke up the other morning and I had an email saying my McMillan order had shipped.
I about schit!
Right up until I realized it was the McM hats I had ordered the night before.
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I ordered one a month and a half ago.
Woke up the other morning and I had an email saying my McMillan order had shipped.
I about schit!
Right up until I realized it was the McM hats I had ordered the night before.
I got a T-shirt that fouled me the same way. 😂
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I ordered one a month and a half ago.
Woke up the other morning and I had an email saying my McMillan order had shipped.
I about schit!
Right up until I realized it was the McM hats I had ordered the night before.
Damn...laffn... I checked about 2 weeks ago with a dealer friend and he told me wait times are 5-6 months currently. Was about to work on my order spec sheet and the transmission in my truck puked ....chit !
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I guess I can still work on the spec part and dream for a while...
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Ordered thru Rick on March 18. Took delivery last Friday. By my math that is under 3 mos from order to having it in hand.
I hadn’t ordered one in a few years. First one I’ve gotten with a speckletone paint job and first Hunter’s Edge pattern.
All I can say is wow is this a nice stock. I was surprised at how quickly I got it given it was inlet for a weatherby vanguard which I can’t imagine is very common
Will do exactly what I hoped - which was to replace the youth stock on my son’s rifle with a nicer stock and save some weight (exactly 8oz) in the process.
When I installed the stock today I was definitely questioning why I dump thousands into custom rifles when my son’s would do literally everything we need a rifle to do
Will confirm zero this weekend and decide whether or not to bed it after hunting it some this fall That’s what I just received was an EDGE fill, Sako Classic for a 257 Wby. Really quick on that one. May have just submitted the order in just the right time.
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business.
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business. If people will line up and wait to give you money, you are doing something right.
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business. If people will line up and wait to give you money, you are doing something right. True, but some people get tired of waiting and buy something else.
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business. If people will line up and wait to give you money, you are doing something right. True, but some people get tired of waiting and buy something else. Depends on what it is, I guess. If the line never gets any shorter , the money flow is still there. Seen good money making gigs go belly up quick because they went to big. If I wanted a McMillan in the past, I waited for it....
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Id love to be the guy that commanded the line,instead of the one waiting in it....grin
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Ordered an Edge Mountain Rifle Stock for a 700 and got it in about 5 weeks. They said I caught the tail end of the run they were working on. Wished I’d ordered a couple more.
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How many orders do you think McMillan has LOST because of wait times?
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business. If people will line up and wait to give you money, you are doing something right. True, but some people get tired of waiting and buy something else. What other stock is available with shorter lead times and the same amount of customizable options, features, and price?
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Seems like most of my turns are 3-5 months. I've been on a streak of just perfectly done orders by McMillan on probably the last 8 or so. Shank length, barrel inlet, bottom metal inlet, lop, etc has all been perfect on them. Quite happy with McMillan and never sweat the wait times.
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Got a call Friday my stock is done.
3 months.
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3 months is about right currently, they are certainly worth it .
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How many orders do you think McMillan has LOST because of wait times? At least two in my case. I bought a lesser stock, because I couldn’t (wouldn’t) wait six months. And I have about 10 mcmillans.
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My last stock took 5 months. The one I have on order now is 7.5 months and still counting
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3 months is about right currently, they are certainly worth it . That three months would be nice but I'm not holding my breath. I ordered 5/7/19.
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I ordered 4 stocks back in mid April. Got two of them around the 8-9 week mark. The last two arrived last week for about a 3 month delivery. They are still stating the long lead time, but seem to be building them much faster.
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Seems like most of my turns are 3-5 months. I've been on a streak of just perfectly done orders by McMillan on probably the last 8 or so. Shank length, barrel inlet, bottom metal inlet, lop, etc has all been perfect on them. Quite happy with McMillan and never sweat the wait times. Yep, same here. I once ordered a McMillan and at the same time ordered another popular brand. Not only did I receive the McMillan in 3 months (while waiting patiently for the other company), I ordered another McMillan, received the McMillan, then ordered yet another McMillan and received THAT one before the other company's stock finally showed up - and the much anticipated stock arrived with the wrong inlet. If I need something sooner than six months, it was likely a frivolous, half-baked plan from the get-go.
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Just got this one in. Kind of like it. First Game Scout I have ordered.
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Decided not to bed the McMillan till I could see how it shot. Grabbed a few rounds and thinking it won't need bedding. Moved it two clicks down and called it good. Its because of stuff like this that I love working with McMillan stocks.
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Appears you're squared away sans bedding. Good looking stock too. McM Carbon Ambush color/camo offering? If I were ordering a stock tomorrow, that's what I'd choose.
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Yep, Game Scout with carbon ambush. This one feels pretty good. Recoil impulse for a 6.5x47 suppressed is kind of fun too.
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Ordered my Game Warden for a Tikka T3 (edge fill) on June 7th, confirmed on June 21st. Delivered on August 27th.
I was expecting the stock to be the long lead item on this build. Turns out it is the rebarrel. I am expecting my BA back around mid-month.
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Does mcmillan send an email with a tracking number when the stock ships? Just curious bc i ordered my first one a while back and just saw this morning that they charged me for it and i think that means they shipped it
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Nevermind i did receive one. That was fast, i ordered the stock April 16 and it shipped today, less than 2 months!
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Holy shiit that was fast!!
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang...
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang... That is smokin’ fast. Maybe covid and a price hike are shortening the wait list. Was that a featherweight pattern inlet for pre-64? What fill? Congrats! 🍀
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang... Let me know how the fit is on that one, particularly the trigger guard. Thanks
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Has anyone noticed how much they've gone up in price? At least on Stockys, the standard fills are now higher than Edge Techs used to be!!!! No thanks!!!
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Yeah, way up. I was quoted $700 for an inletted mcswirly with pillars and a 1' pacmeyer
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I’m done with McMillan stocks. They’re excellent and I have about a dozen that I’ve acquired over the years. As good as they are, they’re not worth their cost anymore. Never mind the six month wait. Just had Jim Kobe build me another PD rifle In the past I’ve used McMillan fir my varminters. This time, I went with a laminate. Saved $400+ and had it in a week.
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I’m done with McMillan stocks. They’re excellent and I have about a dozen that I’ve acquired over the years. As good as they are, they’re not worth their cost anymore. Never mind the six month wait. Just had Jim Kobe build me another PD rifle In the past I’ve used McMillan fir my varminters. This time, I went with a laminate. Saved $400+ and had it in a week. For a varminter or anything you don't care about weight on laminate is the smart $ choice...and I like it. If weight matters laminate sucks. Putting pieces together for a build. Hard to consider McMillan from the factory....I looked, and especially considering the weight penalty the edge has gained, I looked away. Have a lot of them I love but there are other options now that weren't there before.
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Agreed, they've priced themselves out of the common folk...
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Rick Bin still sell McMillan's.....his price was hard to beat!!!!
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang... That is smokin’ fast. Maybe covid and a price hike are shortening the wait list. Was that a featherweight pattern inlet for pre-64? What fill? Congrats! 🍀 Edge fill...
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang... Let me know how the fit is on that one, particularly the trigger guard. Thanks They called and warned that the rear of the trigger guard would be proud.....nothing 5min and some sandpaper can't fix...
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I have about 10 mcmillans. Never understood why they have such a long wait time. I would think that adding equipment and people to speed up delivery would result in more business. If people will line up and wait to give you money, you are doing something right. Maybe. I just got out of the line. Bought a laminated stock. Saved $400 plus and I’m shooting the rifle in ten days after the order. Is it as good as a McMillan, maybe, or maybe not, but value wise it may be as good or better.
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Ordered a Win Featherweight for a pre64 on 30 April and got shipping confirmation on Wednesday.
By far a new record for flash to bang... Let me know how the fit is on that one, particularly the trigger guard. Thanks They called and warned that the rear of the trigger guard would be proud.....nothing 5min and some sandpaper can't fix... My last one would have required modifying the trigger guard because of the heel on it, even after I letting the stock deeper. When I discussed with them they said the only drop in stock for a P-64 was the P-64 Monte Carlo, which ain’t a bad stock either. Like others have mentioned, I won’t pay their current prices...could be why their wait times have shrunk. If I needed a good M70 synthetic I’d prolly seek a Winlite (P-64 withstanding) or go Banser.
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They’re great stocks. I have a dozen or so. But most recently (last month) I bought a laminated stock for less than half the cost and about 10 days delivery time. Already have shot that rifle couple times. While great stocks, six plus months delivery and $600 plus doesn’t work for me anymore.
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If it's true that an inletted McSwirly with pad and swivels is now $700, that's roughly a 47% increase from the last ones I ordered. I think that was around 2012 or so and I want to say $475 was the number. That would be an average cost increase of nearly 6% a year. Ouch.
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I'm right at 6 months and counting. I doubt I'll order another.
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If it's true that an inletted McSwirly with pad and swivels is now $700, that's roughly a 47% increase from the last ones I ordered. I think that was around 2012 or so and I want to say $475 was the number. That would be an average cost increase of nearly 6% a year. Ouch. True story. I just ordered one today for a customer. Fully inletted HBR with pillars. $710 and a 6-8month delivery time.....ouch, but what the customer wants.
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How many orders do you think McMillan has LOST because of wait times? At least two in my case. I bought a lesser stock, because I couldn’t (wouldn’t) wait six months. And I have about 10 mcmillans. Actually four stocks now. I’m 69 yo, not waiting six months for a rifle stock.
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Also had a 1 month turn around to the day on one I just received. Ordered through Rick as well.
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they are expensive, but what is out there that's comparable to them for less money?
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Ordered one in May for my prc build, no word yet
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I just ordered a Sako Hunter EDGE for my 6mm Howa, the fella on the phone said 4-6 months. Last one came in less than 2. No worries anyhow, it is nearly hunting season here.
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they are expensive, but what is out there that's comparable to them for less money? If you have a Remington 700 footprint, there is AG Composites and Grayboe.
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they are expensive, but what is out there that's comparable to them for less money? If you have a Remington 700 footprint, there is AG Composites and Grayboe. Not really. Neither of those companies offer the styles colors or different fill weights that McMillan does. If they do offer something that works for your particular build then you’re correct that is another option.
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they are expensive, but what is out there that's comparable to them for less money? Grayboe has a custom shop now that offers a little more customization. I ordered one when they ran a sale and had it in under a month. I know you can get the outlander in different fill weights, colors, and inlets. They had no problem painting it in a color combo that wasn't on the website. If you aren't in a hurry and can wait until they run a sale, it's a nice stock for the money. I wouldn't pay normal custom shop prices. FWIW, they reduced the weight on them. The one I got in standard weight was 29ounces.
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Men, not to brag but pretty excited. Ordered a Winchester Sako hunter for a Pre -64 Model 70 on September 14, 2020, just got the UPS ship notification that it will be here Western MD on Friday. Very Impressed, my last one took 6 months but was well worth the wait.
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I got one in a little over a month. Ordered in late August and got it last week. Game warden edge no paint. I was shocked to get the shipping notice. I planned on 4 months or better
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Placed an order through Rick in mid July and still waiting. But I'm guessing a left handed Tikka isn't their normal off the shelf stock.
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Ordered a Hunters edge for a Classic M70 direct through McMillan 9/3....UPS is dropping it off today. 43 days from order to my door.
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Ordered one in May for my prc build, no word yet Just got the email and pm, mines ready
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
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Rick called me Wednesday and said mine is done. I was pleasantly surprised that it only took 3 months. I was fully expecting at least 6 months.
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They recently did a warranty replacement for me in less than a month.
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I ordered the end of June. Nothing yet but a model seven and vanguard probably aren’t the most common ones ordered either.
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I ordered a stock in the beginning of September for the Howa 6 CM. still waiting patiently. They’ve been around or less than 3 months for me.
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I was recently told the wait time is 3-4 months but I think it varies depending on the stock ordered.
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I ordered a stock in the beginning of September for the Howa 6 CM. still waiting patiently. They’ve been around or less than 3 months for me. It’s funny I just posted that as tonight I got shipping confirmation. So under 2 months ain’t too danged bad.
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Looked at my tag ordered 5-4-20, reached my house Tuesday
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
Ain’t easy havin pals.
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Mcmillian needs to raise prices again. It will solve the wait time issue.
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Mcmillian needs to raise prices again. It will solve the wait time issue. I guess that’s one way!
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What’s the turnaround time now?
I ordered in late April and am still waiting.
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they are expensive, but what is out there that's comparable to them for less money? If you have a Remington 700 footprint, there is AG Composites and Grayboe. That’s the direction I’ve gone. I have 8-10 McMillans. Got tired of the excessive time for delivery and cost. Bought a Grayboe. Very nice stock, sold the gun but had nothing to do with the stock. Then bought an AG composite. Very nice stock, couple hundred less than a McMillan and delivery was about six weeks. Likely will be ordering another AG shortly.
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I've got a short action Game Scout in the classifieds, #4 contour, M5 DBM inlet, rem 700 or clone.
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I received the stock today. Call it 6 months.
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Just another option. I ordered a Bansner for a Model 70 about two weeks ago, showed up today. Didn't think that was bad, and it's less expensive.
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Just another option. I ordered a Bansner for a Model 70 about two weeks ago, showed up today. Didn't think that was bad, and it's less expensive. When you get everything assembled I’m interested in a picture. Thanks.
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Just another option. I ordered a Bansner for a Model 70 about two weeks ago, showed up today. Didn't think that was bad, and it's less expensive. When you get everything assembled I’m interested in a picture. Thanks. I’m waiting on a barrel from Bugholes and then headed to Shaen. But I’ll post pictures when I get it back.
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Mcmillian needs to raise prices again. It will solve the wait time issue. They solved it for me already.
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My last order, received a week ago, took six weeks.
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I ordered a McMillan on 9/9/21. Was told 12 weeks to complete. Got an email last week that it had shipped. UPS just dropped it off this afternoon. Exactly 2 months….not bad considering most of my McMillan stocks in the past had wait times of 15 to 20 weeks.
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That’s good to hear. I want to send my McMillan back for a fresh paint job and red recoil pad.
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I ordered a McMillian in April arrived at Hart in July. They are expensive though.
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