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Good Evening Everyone,

I picked up these stocks and was told they are both Brown Precision stocks. I picked them up for decent prices, so I was not too concerned. They both seem like very high quality stocks, but I wanted to see if you all could give some verification of the maker(s).

They are both gray in color and not checkered, but one stock has a lighter and smoother finish. The other has a darker and more textured finish.

One has a Brown Precision recoil pad, the other has an Uncle Mike's recoil pad.

They both weight right around 25-26 ounces.

If any other pictures would help identify the maker(s), please do not hesitate to ask.

Thanks in advance everyone!

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They look like Brown's to me. Great stocks, light and very strong. Good score!!


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The lower one looks like one of Bansner's to me.


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Originally Posted by EdM
The lower one looks like one of Bansner's to me.


Kinda what I was thinking. Still a great stock!

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Yup, good spot. Different comb.


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MPI makes a stock that looks similar. But brown would be my guess

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I am nearly certain both are Brown Precisions --- they are made up the road from me in CA and are great stocks. The older Brown I have has a Uncle Mike's pad on it.

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The bottom stock looks to have a longer grip, some drop in the comb (where Browns have negative drop), and a more rounded off forend tip. This says Hi-Tech to me.


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Golden both are quality stocks that absorb recoil very well. Try them on different rifles to see which one feels best on which rifle. powdr

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The top one definitely looks like a Brown to me. Does it have a slight palm swell? Looks exactly like one I had. Really liked the stock but I prefer a BDL and decided to let it go.

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They both sure look like Browns to me.




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I have a couple of older Brown Precision stocks that have Uncle Mikes recoil pads also.

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If the lighter grey one has cast and cant then it is most likely a High Tech or Bansner. Not sure but I think the Brown's are straight, at least the LH ones with no cheek piece are.

Both are good stocks.


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Thanks again for your comments everyone. My first impression was that they were both Brown's, but its nice to hear some confirmations.


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