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Considering a custom rifle for the GF that is in a McMillian stock, I need to trim the LOP at least an 1".
My question is, how much can you trim off of an already delivered McMillian stock?
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Better check with McM first, will probably void warranty.
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Considering a custom rifle for the GF that is in a McMillian stock, I need to trim the LOP at least an 1".
My question is, how much can you trim off of an already delivered McMillian stock? No biggie to shorten a LOP on a McM and install/grind a new pad. Done right it won't void the warranty. There's a few tricks to it, at least the way I do it btw. PM me if you need help.
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Well, it doesn't matter, I missed out on the deal researching this, wanted the rifle for the GF who is 5' nothing
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Fwiw, I used to order McMillans without recoil pads at full length LOP, then trim the buttstocks and install the pads myself. A bit of work but they came out slick.
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McM produce a youth stock?
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Not that I know of but a cut down compact would be close.
According to one theory she would take a 12" LOP but that sounds way short, I would try some different stocks if you have access to different LOP stocks. I would also consider a Bell and Carlson which I would have no concern over cutting down or modifying. They have a youth stock with a 12.5" LOP that could be a drop in solution if you are going Remington.
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