Suggestions for a tactical stock (m40, etc) for a Ruger 77/22, not 10/22. Don't want to go the mcMillan route due to cost and time. Material not important.
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Re: Tactical stock for Ruger 77/22
It's not like the "A-series" from McMillian but maybe look at this one.
https://www.volquartsen.com/products/225-laminated-wood-stock-for-ruger-7722-7717-gray
I think "Hillbillee?" did a rifle up with this stock.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...893#Post1333893
Check here for ideas too-
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...076#Post1796076
Good Luck
JMC
It's not like the "A-series" from McMillian but maybe look at this one.
https://www.volquartsen.com/products/225-laminated-wood-stock-for-ruger-7722-7717-gray
I think "Hillbillee?" did a rifle up with this stock.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...893#Post1333893
Check here for ideas too-
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...076#Post1796076
Good Luck
JMC
Re: Tactical stock for Ruger 77/22
Mcmillan does not make tactical stocks for the 77/22 so no option there really unless you mod it yourself. Any 700 modal stock needs about 1/4" taken off the entire top and to have the action sunk into the stock by another 1/4" in order to get the trigger to fully protrude through the bottom of the stock. The action is much smaller (top to bottom wise) than a 700 or most other centerfire actions.
Best option is the small selection of aftermarket stocks which is not many and no really tactical feel or looking stocks... or mod your own from your favorite stock of choice.
The links above are going to be your best bet or a quick search of 77/22 stocks on the net. That, however small it may be, is your only options
Mcmillan does not make tactical stocks for the 77/22 so no option there really unless you mod it yourself. Any 700 modal stock needs about 1/4" taken off the entire top and to have the action sunk into the stock by another 1/4" in order to get the trigger to fully protrude through the bottom of the stock. The action is much smaller (top to bottom wise) than a 700 or most other centerfire actions.
Best option is the small selection of aftermarket stocks which is not many and no really tactical feel or looking stocks... or mod your own from your favorite stock of choice.
The links above are going to be your best bet or a quick search of 77/22 stocks on the net. That, however small it may be, is your only options
Re: Tactical stock for Ruger 77/22
Thanks for the info. I think Richards microfit stock may be the answer, at least that and a rasp. Check out this one: http://rifle-stocks.com/proneculbertson.htm
Thanks for the info. I think Richards microfit stock may be the answer, at least that and a rasp. Check out this one: http://rifle-stocks.com/proneculbertson.htm
