Originally Posted By: Ithaca5E
Ithaca had a standard set of dimensions for the Knick, but on request would incorporate custom dimensions within reasonable limits. The buyer could also specify the trigger position, which will toy with the length of the stock. All this is to say that there is no definitive number that can be thrown out, but the wood on a gun made for stock will be 15.5-15.75" or thereabouts


I think my original question was inartful.

I know how to measure the LOP, so I want to know the LOP from the trigger to the wood on a standard stock (my guess is about 13.25-13.5, so that with a 1.125 inch pad the LOP would be good for the average shooter)

Where would I measure to see if the wood was 15.5-15.75 as sugested above.

Thanks

Lou

Last edited by Bushmaster; 03/30/09 11:20 PM.