Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..

[nolo263]

If anyone has built a rifle on a Mchale stock I would like to see it. Would be nice if anyone could tell me the weight of the Mchale also. Thanks in advance
NOLO

 

[Marksman]

Re: Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..

I've got to tag this. I've always wanted to try McHale, but haven't had the chance yet.

 

[ChrisF]

Re: Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..


I think the McHale is one of the best stocks out there , mine is a factory Parker Hale M85 rifle & uses PHs action , and their bipod off the front .

 

[was21]

Re: Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..

On a 40X in 260
Stock weighs 3# 8oz

wes in AZ

 

[Supersubes]

Re: Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..

Can somebody shoot a pic of the tang area of the stock with a Remington action? The Mcm website says it is optimized for BR actions, I'd like to see exactly how a remmy sits in it. Thanks.

 

[monteboy84]

Re: Any builds on Mchale stocks? Lets see them..

Tac Ops Bravo 51. The McHale is a good-looking piece, I know it's Mel Ewing's favorite stock.

-matt

 

[coolssg]

Where can you buy these stocks from l`m after one for my SG69 P1 ..nice looking stock ..

 

[bluto51]

Harris McMillan M86 in .308 (c.1994) with a McHale stock


They're still available on the McMillan website/

 

[API Norway]

another M86 ,and I agree,the McHale stock is great!

 

[Dick D]

Note to all: as the web site indicates the McHale stock is designed for the thick square tang benchrest type actions. Some of these would be the various BAT's, Stolle's, Defiance and Nesika Bay BR type actions and the Badger 2008 type actions. The rear tang area will not fit or blend in with the various Remington type and Winchester type rear tangs and we will not inlet this stock for these actions. The McHale is a fairly large bulky stock and in sporter fill for the short actions the blank will weight about 2.5 lbs and in magnum fill for the long actions and ultra-mag type calibers about 3 lbs.

 

[Dick D]

P.S. The M89's in the photos are not on a McMillan McHale stock, they are on a copy of the McHale made by Harris/McMillan for their version of the M89 rifles.