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24 October 2005, 21:39
SDhunter
aftermarket mannlicher stock
Does any company make an aftermarket full length mannlicher stock?
24 October 2005, 22:29
Tex21
Depending on what you're looking for, you could probably get a mannlicher stock professionally turned and have better wood for something close to what you'd pay for a mass produced stock.

Richard's can make a Mannlicher style stock for you, but they can have got a really long wait.

I have a 7x57 Mannlicher planned for this coming year and I'm going to be going through a customer stock turner when I'm ready.

Whatcha planning to build?


Jason

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24 October 2005, 22:32
ElCaballero
Try these:
Royal Arms

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25 October 2005, 04:35
SDhunter
Thanks for the tips.

I was thinking of taking a plain jane model 700 270 win and dressing it up. I was actually thinking about a fiberglass stock, but I am going to have to look into the custom wood stocks.

Remington only makes them from the custom shop on the model 7 action.

I don't like the looks of the CZ's.
25 October 2005, 06:06
260remguy
Richards Microfit is the best inexpensive mannlicher style stock, but the barrel length options are limited, particularly for a long action rifle. I recently ordered 2 laminated mannlicher style New Classic stocks from Richards for a pair of Remington 660s.

Wenig also offers mannlicher style stocks, but they are far more expensive than anything offered by Richards.

It takes some skill to fit a mannlicher style stock, so unless you are a pretty good wood butcher, you might want to reconsider going in that direction. I don't know of anyone who makes a synthetic mannlicher style stock.

Jeff
25 October 2005, 19:50
Clemson
MPI makes a synthetic Mannlicher. http://www.mpistocks.com

Clemson


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