TreeBone Rifle Stocks

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Any knowledge if Steve makes them in a LH Flat-top ?
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Yes, Steve is a lefty.
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stsbuyer wrote:Someone needs to check on BH, I think when I said how much I had into my RT/s wood stock he may have passed out.

Hambone49 you better go check on him.

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I woke back up. =)) Only passed out for a couple weeks with that number. =)) On another note I'm quite intrested! You said the flutted lija barrel worked as far as weight concerns go? Also a 40x action would be heavier than a single shot Anschutz action, am I correct to assume such? Thanks for the info, and beautiful rifle Paul. Hopefully I'll get to see it in flesh in Winni!
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BH,

Yes I would say the 40x is a little heavier than the 54 Anschutz action. The 40x is a solid bottom action that is nothing more than a 700 Remington in all dimensions. You may be able to get by with a little longer barrel with the Anschutz action. Would suggest going with the FXIII Leupold to save weight also. I love my 40x but because the wood stock is heavier than the composite stock it changes the balance of the rifle. For me I prefer my rifle to be front heavy and the 40x has more of a center balance point.

I will have it with me in Winnsboro, your welcome to shoot it an see how you like it.
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