Njheadhunter71
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Guys, does anybody know of someone who makes a lightweight aftermarket stock for the Ruger MK11? My potions seem limited.
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Ruger MK11 stock options
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bullfrog
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hs precision
Njheadhunter71
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They don't make them for mag actions. Mine is a 338 win mag
Buckleman
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Skeleton factory stock
Shane Lindsey
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Give McMillan a call. They used to sell the classic Ruger stocks. I have one. They also used to inlet the HTG (I think) for the MIIs. Surely they still have the tooling programs. Won't be cheap. HS will run you a little more than half the cost of the McMillan.
Not the same offerings as five years ago...You hearing this Beck???
Not the same offerings as five years ago...You hearing this Beck???
bullfrog
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Your 338 win mag will work in the HS precision. I have one on my 264 win mag. They are both regular long actions. They are referring to the 416 rigby sized magnum actions that are actually stamped ruger magnum on the action.
Get this one to fit the larger barrel contour on your 338.
Get this one to fit the larger barrel contour on your 338.
PSS159 - Ruger M77 Mark II / Hawkeye Long Action Rifle Stock - H-S Precision
Fits: Ruger M77 Mark II & Hawkeye right hand, long action with a larger sporter/hunting barrel contour. This stock will not fit a magnum “stamped” action. See specs below and picture examples posted. For questions, please call 605-341-3006.
hsprecision.com
I have a Hogue stock currently on my Ruger MKII in 338 WM as well as a beautiful laminated stock from Boyd's.
How light are you looking for ?
How light are you looking for ?
Andrew Cowling
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Your action is a long action not a magnum action mate.
Andrew Cowling
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Your action is a long action not a magnum action. They only made a short run of the true magnum action in the like of the 416 rigby.
Hugnot
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This is a Richards Micro Fit Stock, Bastogne walnut, Ruger MKII, SA, .20P. Richards also makes stocks in laminate's (plywood) for Ruger MKII's in long actions. No plastic stocks with adjustable features. Somewhat behind the current rifle stock fashion trends (not a trendy stock). I prefer laminates over plastics especially for hard kicking rifles.
Here is another Richards stock, somewhat more trendy with a pistol grip & plywood.
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I use the Hogue full aluminum bedding block models for hunting and laminates for just about everything else.
Those Richards stocks look really good. I will have to consider them as well.
Those Richards stocks look really good. I will have to consider them as well.
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I had a Richard's done up for my tanger and for the money, I would double down and get the HS Precision.
Richards inletting was very rough and require quite a bit of work. More than should have been for the money in my opinion.
It now wears the McMillan.
Richards inletting was very rough and require quite a bit of work. More than should have been for the money in my opinion.
It now wears the McMillan.
Not sure what you are looking for in a stock but I use the Hogue FBB models
Hogue R77mk2 long action, full bedding block, black, listed now on ebay:
Hogue R77mk2 long action, full bedding block, black, listed now on ebay:
Hogue Rubber OverMolded Rifle Stock Ruger M77 Mark II Long Action INFO BELOW! | eBay
The non-slip coating is quiet and durable. The grip and forend have a cobblestone texture for a sure grip.
www.ebay.com
Also a used Bell & Carlson listed on ebay:
Bell & Carlson Stock for Ruger 77 Long Action | eBay
It is in good condition, this will not fit the side safety model.
www.ebay.com
