01-25-2022, 01:42 AM
I replied to your PM also. I've had the prairie hunter, for me it was a bit too blocky and you might need to re-center the barrel in the groove.
In B&C you'd want to get the M40 version if youhave the howa HB, that barrel channel can take HB but the regular stock is only for the #2 style thin barrels.
I don't know what the prairie hunter runs nowadays but even though it might look a bit less expensive you may wind up spending just as much on it, doing that "minor inletting/fitting" they always talk about (plus changing out the cheap-o bottom plastic...). the B&C's run about $320. No inletting/fiddling to speak of. Fit up of the bottom plastic/metal is typically good on the B&C they worked hard on that. Still might want to do the metal conversion there, however. DIP-Inc, Oregunsmithing, hokeypokey-kid, (Jefferson-something), these last 2 are on the forum, or used to be anyways.
If you have some AR lower parts on hand a chassis can be had on sale for ~300.
Howa's grendel is a good shootin' rifle.
In B&C you'd want to get the M40 version if youhave the howa HB, that barrel channel can take HB but the regular stock is only for the #2 style thin barrels.
I don't know what the prairie hunter runs nowadays but even though it might look a bit less expensive you may wind up spending just as much on it, doing that "minor inletting/fitting" they always talk about (plus changing out the cheap-o bottom plastic...). the B&C's run about $320. No inletting/fiddling to speak of. Fit up of the bottom plastic/metal is typically good on the B&C they worked hard on that. Still might want to do the metal conversion there, however. DIP-Inc, Oregunsmithing, hokeypokey-kid, (Jefferson-something), these last 2 are on the forum, or used to be anyways.
If you have some AR lower parts on hand a chassis can be had on sale for ~300.
Howa's grendel is a good shootin' rifle.
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