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![]() Topic: L.O.P.Posted: 06 January 2008 at 2:48pm |
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Now i know what lop is, but wondering what the difference between a 13.5 and a 15.5 in design, if laid side by side. is just the stock lengthened or grip to trig lengthened etc. ordering a custom stock and wondering. i have purchased two with 13.5, but my buddy is a 16.0, so wondering what the overall difference would be, being that he is very comfortable with my 13.5
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X5FishinMachine
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![]() Posted: 07 January 2008 at 8:28pm |
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Wow!
16.0 LOP..............is he something like 6-6?? |
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TRAUT
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![]() Posted: 08 January 2008 at 5:17pm |
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!6" LOP ! must be a big guy alright. Th rule of thumb is to measure from the inside crook of your elbow joint to your second knuckle joint on you trigger finger when it is in the "pull/squeeze" position.
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jabba
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![]() Posted: 10 January 2008 at 8:56am |
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acquired a lop/drop tool a while back and found that I been shootin 14 forever and 131/2 is where I belong. Took an old rifle and shortened the stock, refitted the buttpad and lo and behold I don't have to climb the stock to have the scope where it belongs. viola.
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jabba
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![]() Posted: 10 January 2008 at 8:56am |
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acquired a lop/drop tool a while back and found that I been shootin 14 forever and 131/2 is where I belong. Took an old rifle and shortened the stock, refitted the buttpad and lo and behold I don't have to climb the stock to have the scope where it belongs. viola. what
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jabba
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![]() Posted: 10 January 2008 at 8:56am |
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acquired a lop/drop tool a while back and found that I been shootin 14 forever and 131/2 is where I belong. Took an old rifle and shortened the stock, refitted the buttpad and lo and behold I don't have to climb the stock to have the scope where it belongs. viola. what a difference
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jabba
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acquired a lop/drop tool a while back and found that I been shootin 14 forever and 131/2 is where I belong. Took an old rifle and shortened the stock, refitted the buttpad and lo and behold I don't have to climb the stock to have the scope where it belongs. viola. what a difference in
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jabba
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acquired a lop/drop tool a while back and found that I been shootin 14 forever and 131/2 is where I belong. Took an old rifle and shortened the stock, refitted the buttpad and lo and behold I don't have to climb the stock to have the scope where it belongs. viola. what a difference in target acquisition time.
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Shaker [21 - 50 ]
Joined: 22 September 2007 Location: WA - King Co. Casts: 41 |
![]() Posted: 10 January 2008 at 4:41pm |
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thanks for the responses, but i know what lop is, just wondering what is stretched in the stock when going from a 13.5 to a 15.5 |
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