Not much of a dream if it died that easily.
Just the poor boy part of it died. I suppose that protection of the "spirit of the game" is all that keeps the raving hordes of nasty gamers at bay and sanctifies the virtuous.
I don't remember exactly where you're at in TX but I'd love to see you at one our matches at N. TX. Let me know if you have any questions or how I can help get you started
I'm not sure I understand your question but don't think it matters if it's not the original oem stock that came from the factory with a particular barreled action because stocks do not have a serial #. My understanding is as long as it's the stock from the factory for that particular model you're ok. I was in a similar situation earlier this year where the original owner bought a CZ 457 Varmint MTR last year from a CZ dealer who happens to be my s-i-l's brother. The guy sold off the MTR stock and bought an AT-One stock only later to find out he couldn't shoot factory class even though CZ offers an AT-One but it's not the same exact rifle. I bought the preowned rifle knowing I couldn't shoot factory class so I recently bought a replacement Varmint MTR stock direct from CZ and can now legally shoot factory class. Per the CZ rep the replacement stock I bought is not serialized yet it is the oem stock issued from the factory for the 457 Varmint MTR. Furthermore, per the CZ rep for all intents and purposes exact replacement stocks could have been a warranty item and that still doesn't constitute exemption from factory class. I will shoot it and my new 457 Varmint MTR I bought a few months ago in factory class should I ever compete and will still sleep well at night.
No Fair....YOU CANNOT BRING THE RULES INTO PLAY.
