« Reply #3 on: April 08, 2010, 02:05:51 AM »
Hi I just weighted a stock from a rws 34 and it weights 2 lbs and one of my custom stocks for an RWS34 also weights 2 lbs one is beech and mine is walnut but an other custom stock I made for a qb2078 in walnut weights 2.6 lbs. What I would do is to take off the stock from your wife's rifle and weight both the stock and the action. see if you can save some weight by changing the stock at least this will give you an idea where the most of the weight is. I don't think shorting the barrel will help either I have a 3 inch piece of barrel I weighted and it is only about 3 oz. not enough to help.The other question is will the stock's fit from one rifle to the other ? You might do better to sell the one rifle and look for a lighter rifle in the power range you want. Howie PS I have a very good postal scale I use for weighting stuff for my ebay shipping.

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