Most synthetic stock failures I've seen usually involve - 30 C, and lower, temps, snowmobiles and hitting solid objects like trees, not a concern for most in the UK lol. These rifles will see more abuse in a month than a sporting rifle will see in it's life, usually on a snow machine. The main reason they went with laminated stocks is because of extreme cold, most synthetics don't do well with prolonged cold exposure. I have two old friends who are Rangers, they have nothing but praise for them. Someone mentioned the Canadian Rangers have adopted them. You won't go wrong with a T3 or T3X, excellent rifles.
That being said, Tikka makes a very good synthetic stock. I can relate to this, (a side note, I packed a C1A1, the Canadian SLR, for a few years myself ) I can't say I'm a fan of the current crop of plastic stocks that are becoming standard issue.
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