[Trip83]

Originally Posted by Ruzai

If the gun feels a bit too "plastic" you could always have someone make you a custom stock and have it bedded properly to keep that outstanding accuracy.

At the moment I'm waiting to start my build project on my Remington 700 in 338 Win Mag. If all goes as planned I'll have a nice long range sledge hammer for steel shooting. Give us a range report when you get the chance to take that SPS out for a trial run.

The rifle has a hogue stock on it thats real nice.. I have no plan replace the stock... BUT, if I did.. i would like something with urban camo.. or urban tiger camo...

[Ruzai]

Originally Posted by Trip83

The rifle has a hogue stock on it thats real nice.. I have no plan replace the stock... BUT, if I did.. i would like something with urban camo.. or urban tiger camo...

That can be easily accomplshed on a synthetic stock (as long as its not rubbery) or wood with a simple process called Hydro-Dip. Check out their website Hydro-Dip.com, plenty of camo patterns and several of them you can adjust for a custom color and look. The stuff acts as a sealer on wood and is tough as all get out, since its used on automotive stuff as well.

[Trip83]

well.. the hogue stock has a rubber coating on it for gripping... but i might buy a synthetic stock just to have it painted! thanks for the website!!

[Ruzai]

No problem, I plan on using the stuff on my extra fiberglass stock for my Remington 700. Just havent settled on a pattern yet.

[choctaw]

The Hogue overmolded stocks are junk. They flex when using a bipod and will change the POI. I recently purchased the Rem 5R, what a rifle for the money, great stock with no need for replacement and accurate as all get out. 308 of course.

Don't fall for the hype on the triangular barrels either.