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Posted: 8/20/2017 1:01:46 AM EDT
Looking at putting together a remage build. I was looking at the manners mcs t and the manners mcs t3 stock. What exactly is the difference and what would you recommend? I like a more traditional style stock but still want it to work well with a bipod and what not. Also, does manners inlet for the remage style nut? On a side note, anyone know where I can get a remage barrel with an m24 profile? Thanks!
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Posted: 8/20/2017 6:32:05 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Mauser48A:
Looking at putting together a remage build. I was looking at the manners mcs t and the manners mcs t3 stock. What exactly is the difference and what would you recommend? I like a more traditional style stock but still want it to work well with a bipod and what not. Also, does manners inlet for the remage style nut? On a side note, anyone know where I can get a remage barrel with an m24 profile? Thanks! Take a look at the pics on the Manners site and you can see the forend and the grip on the T3 are wider than the T. I have a few T3s and really like them a lot for my match rifles. As for the remage nut, call Manners tomorrow and ask. They are great to deal with. I am sure they would have no problem with it as they make stocks for savages with the nuts as well. |
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Posted: 8/20/2017 6:36:48 AM EDT
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Manners T3
Manners T 
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Posted: 8/20/2017 8:14:54 AM EDT
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Give Greg Young at Southern Precision Rifles a call (bugholes.com) He has a bug nut which works the same as a remage, but is a lower profile, and he works on all the premium barrel brands. The bug nut also sits flush with the barrel contour so you don't need any special inletting. It seems to suit all your needs.
Manners doesn't for the nut, but it isn't too difficult to open up a little bit if that is the path you end up going down. |
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Posted: 8/20/2017 11:15:19 AM EDT
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Thanks for the help! I think I'm going to scrap the m24 barrel idea and just use the criterion prefit since it would be half the cost of having a bartlein made from southern precision rifles. I do see why people do it though it's a nice system if you are running a barrel burner and want a custom contour and such. I'll be running a 223 so I'm not too worried. I sent him an email though to see if the bug nut will work with a criterion barrel. I like the low profile of it.
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Posted: 8/20/2017 1:13:59 PM EDT
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Also, what do you guys think about the manners mcs t vs the mcmillan a1-3?
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Posted: 8/20/2017 6:05:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Mauser48A:
Also, what do you guys think about the manners mcs t vs the mcmillan a1-3? Are you looking to put a DBM on the rifle? If so the Manners mini chassis is a great advantage as you don't need to bed the stock. Just drop the barreled action in and torque it down. I have three stocks with the mini chassis and every bit as accurate as my bedded stocks. |
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Posted: 8/20/2017 6:39:46 PM EDT
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I have a McMillan A5 and a A3. I also have a Manners MCS-T.
The MCS-T is the only Manners stock I like because most if not all the others have a pretty big palm swell which I hate. It feels more like a traditional hunting stock but also has the right shape in the grip for target shooting. The forend is just wide enough for use with a bipod and heavier barrels. |
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Posted: 8/20/2017 7:42:25 PM EDT
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Sweet thanks I'll probably do the mcs t. I wish manners had mcmillans colors! I will be putting in ptg steel hinged bottom metal.
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