TargetTalk

Thank you all - you've all been very helpful, I will do some thinking, and maybe let you know!

FWB 2700 free = £2570 / universal = £1753 @ edinkillie.co.uk FWB 2700 system only with sighting, without stock = €1573 @ euroshooting.eu Walther KK300 alutec = £2470 / universal = £1840 @ tenburyguns.com you're right, of course, about the relative uselessness of a surplus universal stock, but it's a...

All very helpful comments, and I am in total agreement - the initial outlay will soon become irrelevant. I am still thinking that, given the price of stocks alone, there would be no significant penalty for buying a universal then upgrading the stock at a time further in the future. All that besides;...

I understand how sensible 'twould be to buy an adjustable competition stock - with the action already factory bedded, however, as a club shooter I simply cannot justify the expense of those stocks - particularly as going from an Anschutz M54 in club stock to something of the likes of the alutec and ...

so, of the two universal stocks, you'd recommend the KK300 over the 2700?

Thanks for quick reply Tim, I knew with the FWB there was the option of 22 or 24 barrel width, but length too?

Am I right to guess, but not assume, the same is also true for the FWB 2700 series - and who would choose which; CW KK300 or FWB 2700?

Yes, precisely my question - thank you!

So, consensus is that the Walther kk300 rifle is very good, but there is a substantial range between the prices and specifications of the available models.

Apart from the stocking and accessories, are these rifles essentially the same?!