Your assistance and input would be helpful here. I recently bought a half done project consisting of a rebarrelled Sako AIII .30/06. Now I need a stock. In synthetic stocks, choices seem to be MacMillan, MPI, and Bell & Carlson. What would your choice be for a lightweight synthetic stock for a Sako? Are there alternatives I am not considering? Thanks, Ed.

Don't count out the Rimrock stock - It's excellent.

Pete

BigEd,
I have a McMillan on my Sako .338, and I'm very happy with it.
Brown Precision makes a lightweight stock, too. I have two of their stocks on a pair of Remington 700s.

George

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Shoot straight, shoot often, but by all means, use enough gun!

Consider the Brown Precision stock, too.

Thanks to all for your help. Does anybody know how to contact Brown Precision? Do they have a website? Thanks again, Ed

I have a Brown Precision on my Sako L61R.I got it long ago from the factory but I think Brownell's handles them now. I believe them to be one of the best.Mark

Brown Precision inlets for the Sako AIII. They are in Los Molinos, California. The area code is 530. I think the number is 530-383-2506. You will need to confirm that. Their blank sells for about $220.00. You can finish it yourself (fill pin holes, bed, install recoil pad, paint with Zolatone, whatever). Makes for a fun winter project.

Jordan