Synthetic Rifle stock

[dersark]

who makes quality synthetic rifle stock for our rifles, I see Sako has for its own rifles but what are our options.
Thanks.

 

[BeeMaa]

What rifle do you have? Or are you looking to buy a rifle that already has a top quality synthetic stock?

 

[Fatback]

McMillian makes nice synthetic stocks.

 

[colorado]

The stock on my Rem XCR II just soaks up recoil. If I could find one for my CZ 550 I'd buy it and use it just for Alaska

 

[Wyfox]

Mcmillan and Manners are two of the best. Really depends on what rifle you have.

 

[BeeMaa]

I had a Bell & Carlson (B&C) on my CZ550 and loved it. McMillan & Manners are also top notch as mentioned by @Wyfox.

The stock on my Rem XCR II just soaks up recoil. If I could find one for my CZ 550 I'd buy it and use it just for Alaska

B&C sells stocks for these. It would be best to have it glass bedded for your rifle once you get it.

 

[Russ16]

McMillan and Bansner are the two I like the best B&C loom love but I’ve never had one.

 

[dersark]

What rifle do you have? Or are you looking to buy a rifle that already has a top quality synthetic stock?

It is a W.J. Jeffrey, Mauser 375 H & H action, came with original wood stock and metal pad, I reinforced the stock myself with 2 cross bolt and 2 pillar beding the action bolts. recently I added english recoil pad, shoting is very pleasant and It is very sold. I like Sako synthetic stockes that has ruber padded forarm and pistol grip section.

 

[duckfish]

Brown precision

 

[charlieb]

Go Brown Precision! Mark just nailed a drop belly for my Custom m70

 

[Heeler75]

It is a W.J. Jeffrey, Mauser 375 H & H action, came with original wood stock and metal pad, I reinforced the stock myself with 2 cross bolt and 2 pillar beding the action bolts. recently I added english recoil pad, shoting is very pleasant and It is very sold. I like Sako synthetic stockes that has ruber padded forarm and pistol grip section.

The closest I think you'll find to 'drop-in' is a H-S Precision or B&C stock. And even then those might not fit correctly.

The route you're probably going to have to end up taking is getting a 'blank' and then having someone fully inlet the stock to fit your action.

McMillan has really cut back on what they produce commercially, and Manner's is almost strictly Rem 700 based inlets from the factory.

Another one to possibly look at is AG Composites.

 

[dersark]

Thanks for information

 

[SCHUNTER73]

Look into ag composites as well.

 

[dersark]

Sure I will