I have a 1964 Model 70 Varminter in .225 Winchester and would like to put an aftermarket stock on it. (The current stock is okay, but it is in 99%+ condition, and I want to take this rifle hunting.)

Does anyone make a composite or laminated stock that is a "drop-in" for the varmint weight barrel and the 1964-68 action?

Which would you choose if it was YOUR gun?

TIA

Alberta Canuck

Canuck, I think it might be worth looking at the Accurate Innovation stocks, they seem really interesting, and as soon as they offer one to fit a SAKO action I will be trying one. Check them out at Accurateinnovations.com

They arent't your traditional laminated stock, but I think they might offer one to fit your rifle.

The other place I would look is at Serengeti Stockworks, a similar type of laminated stock, but without the aluminum bedding chassis. I know Larry would get you a stock fitted to your rifle, but it will take some time and can get a little spendy, but damn their stuff looks nice!

Borden Rimrock
McMillan

I went with a Hogue overmolded with full bedding block for my Win 70 in .338 Win Mag. Very accurate BTW (Lothar Walther bbl.).

Thanks very much guys for the advice. Willl go look at all of the stocks suggested.

Alberta Canuck