Is it possible to put a Ruger #1 in a stock designed for a repeating rifle?

My thought was, if the action would fit inside, you could use a syntetic stock like a Mcmillan.

Would it be a lot of work?

Nortman, if you are just looking to put a #1 in a synthetic stock, MPI already makes one specifically for the #1. This would be a lot easier than trying to cobble one into a repeating rifle stock.

Look here.

Regards, Wayne E.

Bell$Carlson makes a nice one also, cheaper even!

I think what

Sorry bout the last post, the mouse did it.

I think what Nortman was asking was there a stock that you
could put a # 1 "into" so that it would be like a repeating
rifle, like he said, he would like the the action to fit inside
the stock. I would say no, at least I've never seen one.
S/S

I've never seen one either, but it has crossed my mind. It would solve the problems with the forend hanger. My thought is it would probably be butt ugly.

OhioSam,
I agree, it would be butt ugly but I don't see how it would
solve the hanger problem, in fact I don't think the hanger is
a problem, at least I don't think I've never had a problem with
it. I think it's kind of neat being able to adjust the forend
tension pressure by tightening a screw, there's not many guns
you can do that to. I use it as a benefit to getting a gun to
shoot better, not a determent.
S/S

This was done with many Lee Enfields. They actually came out looking pretty good. I don't think it would be that difficult, but I agree that you would still have to have the stock attached to the forearm hanger...probably still having the same type of problems you now have.