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H-S Precision Pro Series Stock for Remington 40XB Black

$424.00
Brand
H-S Precision
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
197706185495

Overview

The H-S Precision Pro Series Stock for Remington 40XB is crafted in black and features a robust three-piece design built around a CNC-machined aluminum bedding block chassis. The stock shell is composed of woven Kevlar cloth, woven fiberglass cloth, uni-directional carbon fiber, an epoxy-based gel coat, and laminating resin, while the core utilizes reaction-injection-molded polyurethane foam reinforced with fiberglass. Designed to fit Remington 700 and 40X right-hand short action ADL configurations with a large bull barrel contour, this target stock requires simple tightening of the bedding screws to secure the action. It features a flat forend tapering down to 0.950 inches at the muzzle, a 13.5-inch forend length, an integrated Uncle Mike's recoil pad, and Uncle Mike's sling swivel studs.

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