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Originally Posted by Rick Lee
I thought the article said that walnut stocks were stiffer, depending on the wood grain. At this point, I'd be happy to just get her sighted in at 100 yds. and reliaby do decent groups.
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You may be having problems because it is not bedded. Your problem is a classic case for it. You have all the signs, unless of course you are old like me and can't hold the damn thing still anymore. I consider it S.O.P. when I get a new rifle. I will do the Howa also.
Here are some pics of the trio of death. Top is the Howa. middle is my Browning A Bolt in 25-06, and the bottom is my brother in laws Rem in 22-250. I restocked the Brwng and bob's Rem with unfinished stocks from Boydes. I tried to reproduce the Browning high gloss on it. However it's really glossy, too glossy, so I will take some rottenstone to it so you don't have to wear shades when you shoot it. You could signal aircraft with it the way it is now.
