Contact McMillin on the stock.

I�ve been wanting to put a synthetic stock on my Sauer 202 Stutzen rifle in 9.3x62 mm, this would be the stock of the Sauer 202 Outback, and I would only use it when the weather is bad to avoid damaging the fine wood of the stock.
Since the Sauer 202 rifle is a modular design, kind of a �Mecano�, where you can change barrels, stocks, bolts stocks etc, I thought this would be a simple matter.

I e-mailed Sauer about this matter and got the following answer:

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Dear Sir



Unfortunately it is not possible to put a synthetic stock on your Stutzen because the connection between barrel and fore-end tip is a patented solution. If you would disassemble your rifle to mount a synthetic stock it would not be possible for you to mount the wooden stock again.



Best regards



Matthias Klotz

Produktmanager Langwaffen

(Product Manager Rifles)



J.P. Sauer & Sohn GmbH

Sauerstra�e 2-6

24340 Eckernf�rde

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I�ve disassembled the stock of my rifle for cleaning purposes several times and never had any problems with reassemble or function, I really don�t know what problem Mr. Klotz is referring to.
Can anyone put some light on this subject?


Many thanks,