I like that safari stock, and if I recall correctly the side action bolt can be switched to LH - my personal choice.
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Which stock are you choosing?
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I remember when laminate stocks started coming out on the market. Their claim to fame was laminate is more stable than natural wood and were a lot cheaper than natural wood. But they were heavier than natural wood. On our guns where the barrel is not in the wood channel stability may not be a factor at all. But what is amusing to me is how marketing has made laminate popular and now we sometimes pay more for a cheaper product. I have some laminate and like them but mostly prefer walnut.
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I like walnut and I have a couple stocks in it, it is classic, no doubt about it. However, really like the looks of this safari, it just speaks coolness to me. Plus added durability and mentioned adjustable cheek-rest.
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I love the walnut look. I wish I could find something to fit my gauntlet in walnut aside from shaving down a Qb79 stock…
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Love them both. I still wished Daystate would make the Revere with a 24" barrel option too. But that would require too much fantacy I guess.
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The Safari is an ambidextrous stock I believe, not a bad option and would probably help if resold. HOWEVER, the walnut left handed stocks are well worth the price. Marauders and Huntsman were the only left handed options when I started shooting. I have two left handed Huntsmans. A .177 regulated and .22 unregulated. The .22 is my OG and my go to PCP still to this day. No regrets and a highly recommended left handed rifle out of the box.
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Agreed. I would like a longer barrel as well. Love the wood stock the best. Looking forward to heading to AZ and trying one out.
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