Rubber Overmolded Stock for Howa 1500 - Long Action Heavy Varmint Full Length Bed
Manufacture ID: 15113
The Hogue OverMolded stock is the finest and most functional stock made for the Howa rifle action. The Hogue stock is constructed by molding a super strong and rigid fiberglass reinforced insert or "skeleton" that precisely fits the rifle action and provides a free floating barrel for accuracy. OverMolding with rubber provides the ultimate in shooting comfort, is non-slip and creates a super quiet finish for hunting. The precise fit and precision Aluminum Pillar bedding enhances accuracy and will turn your rifle into the ultimate custom firearm! Hogue stocks come equipped with ambidexterous ergonomic palm swells a soft recoil cushioning Butt Pad and sling swivel studs. Hogue stocks feature simple, drop in installation.
Specifications:
- Weight: 2lb 6oz
- Length: 31 1/2"
- Length of pull: 13 3/4"
- Fits: Howa 1500 L. A.
Warranty: Hogue promises to do their utmost to provide you with the finest handgun stock made and guarantee to take care of problems A.S.A.P.
The Hogue OverMolded stock is the finest and most functional stock made for the Howa rifle action. The Hogue stock is constructed by molding a super strong and rigid fiberglass reinforced insert or "skeleton" that precisely fits the rifle action and provides a free floating barrel for accuracy. OverMolding with rubber provides the ultimate in shooting comfort, is non-slip and creates a super quiet finish for hunting. The precise fit and precision Aluminum Pillar bedding enhances accuracy and will turn your rifle into the ultimate custom firearm! Hogue stocks come equipped with ambidexterous ergonomic palm swells a soft recoil cushioning Butt Pad and sling swivel studs. Hogue stocks feature simple, drop in installation.
Specifications:
- Weight: 2lb 6oz
- Length: 31 1/2"
- Length of pull: 13 3/4"
- Fits: Howa 1500 L. A.
Warranty: Hogue promises to do their utmost to provide you with the finest handgun stock made and guarantee to take care of problems A.S.A.P.
