Brownells is listing a standard walnut stock in the howa mini inlet. Offering all three barrel configurations too. https://www.brownells.com/rifle-part..._1500%2520Mini
Wood stock for Howa mini
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I just pulled the trigger on the Howa action last week, when they were on sale again. I’d be happy to find the factory HTI stock, the lighter the better if I’m going to hunt with it. So far no luck and I’m just about ready to get the Walnut stock from Brownells. I’ve got zero interest in a laminated Boyd’s stock, everyone I have weighs a ton for it’s size. Hoping the Walnut version will be somewhere in between the plastic factory stock and a laminated Boyd’s.
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Originally posted by Harpoon1 View PostI just pulled the trigger on the Howa action last week, when they were on sale again. I’d be happy to find the factory HTI stock, the lighter the better if I’m going to hunt with it. So far no luck and I’m just about ready to get the Walnut stock from Brownells. I’ve got zero interest in a laminated Boyd’s stock, everyone I have weighs a ton for it’s size. Hoping the Walnut version will be somewhere in between the plastic factory stock and a laminated Boyd’s.
Hope this helps sir.
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Originally posted by A5BLASTER View PostNo the wood stock sold by brownells
I’m guessing the factory HTI is around 2 lbs. If I wasn’t so lazy, I’d take the 7.62x39 action out of my other “mini” and weigh it!Last edited by Harpoon1; 01-22-2019, 10:18 PM.
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Originally posted by Harpoon1 View PostGotch’ya. And that does help, a bunch. Thanks.
I’m guessing the factory HTI is around 2 lbs. If I wasn’t so lazy, I’d take the 7.62x39 action out of my other “mini” and weigh it!
That same action from legacy in the plastic stock is right at 6.5 pounds.
So 1.5 to 2 pounds is a good mark 1 eyeball judgment.
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Originally posted by weagle View PostLaminates can be lightened up a good bit by hollowing out the butt and removing material from under the barrel. They are very strong even with a bunch of material removed.
+1, very true.
I’m just not interested in sinking/investing that much time into a modifying a “hunting” stock. When the factory HTI stock, as crappy as it is, still checks enough of the boxes for me. At least for now.
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