Howa Mini: custom barrel, Boyd's Agility stock
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Barrel is a custom 19.5" 1:8 5R prefit from Crown Ridge Barrel Works; it uses a Savage small shank barrel nut. The Agility stock includes aluminum pillar bedding and adjustable comb. Bottom metal is a DIP aluminum unit.

It took some doing to open up the barrel channel on the Agility stock, but I do believe it was worth it. The rifle shoulders extremely well and is a pleasure to shoot, especially with my Surefire can attached.

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#2
Nice looking. I looked at that agility stock for a while... for a small savage in my case.
I'm about 60% into the waiting period for my PBB barrel for my howa (22"), it too has a howage nut. I already have an mdt chassis so that's what it will sit in.
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#3
That is sick man. Beautiful combination of components.
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#4
Thanks fellas. It does well with the Berger 130 Tac Hybrids.
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#5
That is a nice-looking gun. How much does that stock weigh?
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jban357 Wrote:That is a nice-looking gun. How much does that stock weigh?

Thanks - just over 3lb.
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#7
what does the whole rig weigh in at??
thank,
tdbru
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tdbru Wrote:what does the whole rig weigh in at??
thank,
tdbru

9lb 12oz according to my scale. That's with an empty 5rd mag inserted.
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m796rider Wrote:9lb 12oz according to my scale. That's with an empty 5rd mag inserted.

That's one beauty of a setup!
Love the Boyds just on my Ruger 10/22. So much handier to shoot.
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m796rider Wrote:9lb 12oz according to my scale. That's with an empty 5rd mag inserted.

That's one beauty of a setup!
Love the Boyds just on my Ruger 10/22. So much handier to shoot.
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#11
796 that is really sexy. Epic job!
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#12
Dandy looking rifle!
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#13
To the OP and others who have used Boyd's stocks, is there much work to be done to get a good fit between the action and stock?

Thanks,

Monk
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MonkTX Wrote:To the OP and others who have used Boyd's stocks, is there much work to be done to get a good fit between the action and stock?

Thanks,

Monk

Not for me, but I got the optional aluminum pillar bedding. I did have to put in some work opening the barrel channel so my aftermarket barrel would free float, but I knew I'd have to do that going in.
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