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The carbine stock is the part of the arm to which the barrel, the action, and the firing mechanism are assembled. To ensure an accurate shot, a perfect fit of all these components is necessary. In this article, we will talk about wood tolerances and their role in the accuracy, durability, and precision of the stock.

When you decide to buy a new firearm, you might have some doubts about the features to choose. It depends on your objectives and expectations, but firearms with wood stocks are still a very good option. In this article, we want to explain why you should choose a wooden firearm stock whether you are a professional, a beginner, or simply a collector.

It seems simple: you just have to hold your rifle and hit the intended target. In the beginning, if you miss your target, with some training and experience, you may think you will succeed every time. It could happen, but if you don’t have a high-quality stock that suits you perfectly, the likelihood of being successful is reduced.  The quality of the rifle stock certainly affects to the rifle accuracy; in this article, we want to tell you how to recognize a high-quality, precision rifle stock.

One of the most important concerns for many shooters is accuracy, especially for hunters. Missing the target is frustrating, and if you can’t hit the intended target every time you aim at it, it means that you are not taking full advantage of your rifle. Accuracy surely depends on the ability of the shooter, but other factors may affect it. One of them is the stability of the gun’s mechanism. In this article, we talk about how bedding a rifle stock can improve accuracy and shooting.