HS Precision PST-025 Stock - a decision
Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 3:18 pm
Hi guys,
I ordered my first rifle a couple of weeks ago (Remy 700 PSS .308 from Armalon) but apparently they're out of stock at the distributors and no firm time is given for availability.
My options are:
A) Wait for the PSS to come into stock again.
B) Armalon have offered me a new Remy action and barrel but in a second-hand HS Precision PST-025 stock, for £250 more than I originally intended to pay. The PST-025 does also have an Anchutz style rail in the forend, which I would make use of(and would have to pay to be added to my PSS anyway) and apparently is in very good condition.
I know the original PSS stock is also HS Precision and I like it, but I've no experience of the HS PST-025.
My questions are:
1) Does anyone have experience with the HS PST-025 stock? Like or dislike?
2) What would you do?!
It's £250 I hadn't intended to spend, but it could be done. As always with these things, I'll probably make my own mind up eventually, but it'd be good to get some input from those with more experience.
Cheers,
Jud
I ordered my first rifle a couple of weeks ago (Remy 700 PSS .308 from Armalon) but apparently they're out of stock at the distributors and no firm time is given for availability.
My options are:
A) Wait for the PSS to come into stock again.
B) Armalon have offered me a new Remy action and barrel but in a second-hand HS Precision PST-025 stock, for £250 more than I originally intended to pay. The PST-025 does also have an Anchutz style rail in the forend, which I would make use of(and would have to pay to be added to my PSS anyway) and apparently is in very good condition.
I know the original PSS stock is also HS Precision and I like it, but I've no experience of the HS PST-025.
My questions are:
1) Does anyone have experience with the HS PST-025 stock? Like or dislike?
2) What would you do?!
It's £250 I hadn't intended to spend, but it could be done. As always with these things, I'll probably make my own mind up eventually, but it'd be good to get some input from those with more experience.
Cheers,
Jud