Stock configuration and design

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While at the cactus classic I noticed a few changes in stock designs.One of the things that caught my eyes on the stocks was a small rail or rib that sticks out on the side of the stocks. This new to me design was on the Scoville and Scarborough stocks. I'm sure that the small rail on the side of the stock is there for stability and tracking. Do any of you have this type of design in your stocks and have you found it to be a benefit to your guns?. I am going to order a new carbon fiber stock and was wondering if I should go with this type of design
 
Can you find a picture? I wrote a comment, but deleted it because I decided that I may not have properly visualized what you described. If it is what I think that it is, it could be an advantage. In my experience, cutting edge stock designers do not make changes just for bling.
 
If its like the rest of the ones theyve always done its those indentions in the side of the forend that the bag curls up into
 
Boyd

Boyd Allen said:
Can you find a picture? I wrote a comment, but deleted it because I decided that I may not have properly visualized what you described. If it is what I think that it is, it could be an advantage. In my experience, cutting edge stock designers do not make changes just for bling.
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The couple I have seen of Bob's are like a version of the McMillan Edge, but the "edge" does not run all the way back to the wrist.
 
hi

The small rail or rib you noticed on the side of the Scoville and Scarborough stocks could indeed be designed for stability and tracking. Such features are often incorporated into stocks to enhance ergonomics and provide better control over the firearm during shooting. The specific purpose and effectiveness of this design element may vary depending on the manufacturer and model of the stock.
When considering whether to choose a stock with this type of design, it's important to take into account your personal preferences, shooting style, and intended use of the firearm. It can be beneficial to handle and test firearms with different stock designs, if possible, to see how they feel and perform for you. Additionally, reading reviews or seeking advice from experienced shooters or firearm enthusiasts who have used stocks with similar features can provide valuable insights.
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alinwa said:
The biggest problem is that we have millions of people so scared of being "aggressive" or non-pc. We've built for ourselves in such a culture of pussies that 99% of all the words spoken in a day are "non-specific"....non-subjective".....non-confrontational"......"nice"..... we're unable as a culture to discuss, to disagree, to confront realities head-on...... in short, we've become a culture unable to LEARN, to discern. Bots and "AI" will take our stuff, IS TAKING our stuff, because collectively we've become stupid.

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