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<blockquote data-quote="Commander Keen" data-source="post: 2505508" data-attributes="member: 9126">My dad and brother are tossing around the idea of a family elk trip this fall, and as I&#039;ve already been considering some upgrades to my current hunting rig (or an outright replacement) I think this makes for a great excuse.My current rifle for this is a bone-stock Winchester 70 in .30-06. I&#039;m taller than average (6&#039; 2&quot;), and have thought about a replacement stock to help get a more appropriate LOP. I&#039;d also like a new scope, as mine is 15 years old or so, and some new glass would be nice as well. Maybe a new trigger?Does anyone have any recommendations for stocks/scopes/triggers to look at, or perhaps (depending on price and features) an entirely new rifle? I&#039;m hoping to keep things around $1,000-$1,200 or so, but certainly don&#039;t mind spending less. Is there anything else I should consider looking at?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Commander Keen, post: 2505508, member: 9126"] My dad and brother are tossing around the idea of a family elk trip this fall, and as I've already been considering some upgrades to my current hunting rig (or an outright replacement) I think this makes for a great excuse. My current rifle for this is a bone-stock Winchester 70 in .30-06. I'm taller than average (6' 2"), and have thought about a replacement stock to help get a more appropriate LOP. I'd also like a new scope, as mine is 15 years old or so, and some new glass would be nice as well. Maybe a new trigger? Does anyone have any recommendations for stocks/scopes/triggers to look at, or perhaps (depending on price and features) an entirely new rifle? I'm hoping to keep things around $1,000-$1,200 or so, but certainly don't mind spending less. Is there anything else I should consider looking at? [/QUOTE]

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