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6/25/2025 5:59:02 AM EDT
[Last Edit: ejc204][Edited]
Looking to place a AG Composite Stock on my Bergara Ridge SB in .308. Those with experience with these stocks would you recommend the privateer or sportsmen stock?
6/27/2025 10:54:55 AM EDT
[#1]
I have a carbon fiber privateer on a long action R700.  It was between that one and the sportsman.  I went with the privateer because it is just slightly shorter and lighter.  It's a great stock, I can't say anything bad about it.  Feels very solid.

That said, I recently picked up a Peak44 carbon fiber stock for a short action R700.  Now I wish my AG stock was also a Peak44.  Extremely nice and extremely light.  
8/9/2025 7:15:27 PM EDT
[Last Edit: WI-2021][Edited] [#2]
Old thread, but my .308 has a Peak 44 Blacktooth on it.  My .300WM and .223 both have AG CAT's.  If I had it to do over again, all three would have a Peak 44.  It's lighter, I think the ergo's are better, price is similarish.  The only potential issue with the Peak 44 is the somewhat short LOP, but the .308 is a Wisconsin deer rifle, I'm going to be wearing layers, so it's not an issue to me.  That said, AG makes a very high quality stock and has excellent customer service, you won't be disappointed it that's what you choose, I just prefer the Peak 44.  AG has more options available if that's important.  I do really like the AG Chalk Branch on my 6.5 PRC, but for a sporter stock I'll take the Peak 44 all day long.

Edit:  I should add that the CAT is pretty much the same as the Sportsman, but with a cheekpiece.  I don't have a Privateer, but I almost ordered one for the .308.  It's a bit lighter and thinner than the CAT, but the Hawkins Oberndorf bottom metal I wanted to use didn't fit very well on the Privateer; it's just too slim and rounded.  The Hawkins fits the Peak 44 like it was made for it

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