Do you like the grain of the stock, the rings, the scope, or all 3 of them?!
- Thread starter Michael
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Beautiful gun. I personally would prefer rings showing with fewer “screws” Small complaint.
I have not seen a safari stock in person but I know the daystate stocks are typically very appealing
I have not seen a safari stock in person but I know the daystate stocks are typically very appealing
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love the stock, I have a Athlon midas 2.5-15x50 its a nice scope but extra power never hurts at longer ranges. I also have a set of sportsmatch rings fully adjustable rings, I like them a lot.
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1 == The grain well meeeaaahhh! lol the safari itself sure haha 
2 == The rings no not for me all though I like the eagle vision rings because I can add a pic rail mounted item and not put any scuffs or scrapes on the airgun or scope itself .
3 == The scope yes I like it.
2 == The rings no not for me all though I like the eagle vision rings because I can add a pic rail mounted item and not put any scuffs or scrapes on the airgun or scope itself .
3 == The scope yes I like it.
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Yea, too many joints on the rings.
Every extra joint is more fasteners to loosen. Every joint is a place for inaccuracy.
Mike
Every extra joint is more fasteners to loosen. Every joint is a place for inaccuracy.
Mike
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Looks to be set up for right hand bench shooting. Left hand cocking with a right hand cheek piece.
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The Redwolf is completely ambidextrous, the lever can quickly & easily be switched to either side.
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Wow beautiful stock! I think those rings don’t deserve to be on the Safari, a beefy rings would look awesome on it!
Renz.
Renz.
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Red Wolf Safari in a hand selected high grade walnut stock now that would be classic and futuristic
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Love it!, but agree with others, rings are functional but a little old school and industrial?
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Probably so but in the picture the cheek piece appears to be “dished” creating a RH rollover. Just the angle/light most likely. Uj
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