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What do you guys think of the Bell and Carlson VS the McMillan?

What are the main diferences?

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I figured I didn't want to ask, so I bought a Ti takeoff, and a mc. classic (thanks SKane). I just took delivery of a 22" #3 contour .223 AI bedded into the classic, and it feels great. I'll be able to tell you more after the weekend when I get to shoot it. They both feel great, but different. Don't forget, mcmillan has lots of differnt configurations. I don' thtink anyone could really say the B+C is tougher, but it is a cheap way to go light, and I really like the way it feels in my hands.

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I have a B&C on my .375 and this is the second rifle it has been on since I bought it new in the 80's. It hold up to the recoil nicely & I am totally satisfied it. I have beat the living daylights out of it in the mountains and has held up very well.

To me the differences are like the Chevy Nova compared to a Corvette. The Nova was a good utilitarian vehicle. The B&C is a good utilitarian stock.


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The Bell & Carson is not as bad as many on here would have you believe. However, it is heavy and a bit "clubby" feeling. It is plenty servicable but does not produce a great "feeling" rifle.

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B&C chopped glass, McMillian smooth layers of glass....but I own 4 B&C Ti stocks (ADL and BDL) and 2 McMillians.....McMillians are an upgrade but it will cost you. Not every rig needs a Micky...........gl


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Originally Posted by canoli
What do you guys think of the Bell and Carlson VS the McMillan?

What are the main diferences?

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To me, the McMillan is a much nicer stock but it is about twice as much money. Is is twice as good? Don't know about that one. I have one of each. If I could afford the Mickey, that's what I'd go with, but if I couldn't I wouldn't feel bad about using a B&C medalist. It's a heck of a good stock for the money.

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Originally Posted by Hondo64d
If I could afford the Mickey, that's what I'd go with, but if I couldn't I wouldn't feel bad about using a B&C medalist. It's a heck of a good stock for the money.

John


I've had a few B&C Carbelites and Medalists. Carbelites are functional but very clubby. Medalists are svelte and sweet for a pretty reasonable price!


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