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[Jhsmith]

I'm looking for a McMillan stock for a Sako 75 in 375 H&H.
A friend in South Africa has a Sako75 that he has over 3,000 rounds through.
He has broken two stocks for this rifle.

 

[wildfowler.250]

Might be worth looking at Kroseg (New Zealand) and see if they will inlet ? But I suspect they only do actions III and IV.

Only downside of the 75 is the lack of aftermarket options. Wouldn’t mind a McMillan myself for the IV

 

[KEC]

If you find one, be sure to check firearm parts import regulations into South Africa before you purchase it. I recall a member of AH was attempting to do something similar and it wasn't working out due to the regulations of firearm parts.

 

[Jhsmith]

If you find one, be sure to check firearm parts import regulations into South Africa before you purchase it. I recall a member of AH was attempting to do something similar and it wasn't working out due to the regulations of firearm parts.

That's a good point.
The restrictions a lot of countries put on Firearms ownership and the various parts are absolutely mind-boggling.
Remember Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz? You're not in Kansas any longer honey!

 

[Jhsmith]

Might be worth looking at Kroseg (New Zealand) and see if they will inlet ? But I suspect they only do actions III and IV.

Only downside of the 75 is the lack of aftermarket options. Wouldn’t mind a McMillan myself for the IV

Thanks.
Lots of neat stuff on their website.

 

[deewayne2003]

Good luck, I tried to get a McMillan for my BRNO 602 inn.375 and it was going to be a pain in the ass….

6 month wait and flat top only, would have had to have it inletted.

Have you tried contacting Bell & Carlson?

 

[Jhsmith]

Haven't tried Bell and Carson.
Wanted McMillan for strength and longevity.