Can the rifle still be loaded with stripper clips with this stock on it?
631702
Yes, it can. However, you have to forego the top rail. If you are going to continue to use the iron sights, then you will be able to use stripper clips. However, if you use the top rail on this stock set or if you drill and tap your receiver for a scope, you'll be unable to use stripper clips.
631703
probably yes. Mine is touchy in the ammo load department it maybe due to old spring used.this stock made a 1943 relic that would not group into a accurate rifle at 100 yds with a good scope.
631704
No, because the rail goes over the bolt a stripper clip wont fit much like if you put a scope on your rifle.
474241
As long as you have a part of the barrel that sticks out for the clasp to attach to don't see where you would have a problem. Interesting, free-floating stock I'm going have to look that up.
1137116
No issue at all. I have a scoped M1A on an aftermarket stock, and a scoped 700 in one of mine.
502227
On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
909733
No. Very nice comfortable stock. Very happy with it. Hogue makes many stocks that come on factory rifles now too such as Howa, Remington etc.
2172417
If you want to place the rife within the stock pocket and use the retaining straps then it will not be long enough for your rifle. If you simply lay the rifle in the main compartment at an angle and do not secure it within the attached stock pocket it will fit, but it will be tight. I suspect it will also prematurely wear the case out because the muzzle will be tight against the case edge.
619805
It would take a bit of work, but I believe it can. The stock is not a problem, bur the barrel would not be easy. Since it is a break barrel, you have to be sure not to block the range of motion. This is a great rifle and I will attempt adding a sling when I can find the time.
1364419
yes.... but you can take it off just as easy....it fits lots of different rifles and works great for the money,but it has a protective covering for the barrel if you get it to hot it will start to melt,this started to happen on my sks but i can assure you it was hot Bryan
1356575
No. It requires removing the factory stripper clip loader, and it is rather simple if you have a punch and a hammer. The stripper clip is replaced with a pre tapped mount adapter which can be removed if desired.
560539
Yes no problem but you cant use the stripper clips to load themag which I dontuse anyway
1310750
works good with metal/brass stripper clips - that a "spoon" loader will not do.
1097184
M. Gabriele. Your question about stock and grip removal. To the best of my knowledge no. But I haven't tried to. It looks to me that stock is molded into the frame. Great gun to shot. Have fun and shot wisely. Dean.
1139734
It might be able to hold single stacks but it just perfectly hold my 7.62x39 stripper clips
1859355
It is for the "Hot Lips" clips. I tried it with the 10 round box that came with the rifle and it did not do well.
1794293
You have to clamp the barrel, I belive the stock is to flimsy. I wrapped the barrel with cardboard and tightened down with a screwdriver, It looks really nice on a SR, you won't be disappointed.
861308
Odds are probable. Two reasons. It's really small. Second, if done carefully, it's trimmable. Pretty much all the models are in front of trigger guard or left side mount and shouldn't even be an issue.
1794294
If you have a flash hider on that rifle, it should be easy. I was able to take off the stock hider and install the brake with just a padded set of vise-grips.