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Thread: Hi-Tec Composits compared to McMillan?

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  1. 09-10-2020, 10:11 PM #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by EPV View Post
    Hey mate, Im looking into these for my tikka at the moment. How do you find the tactical stock/ shape for standing up shots and bush stalking?

    Im just tossing up between the standard and tactical stock for my 7mm rem. Gun will be used for 50:50 bush and tops hunting.
    I find it also very comfortable to snap shoot, personally I like them.


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