I have a custom barreled dumoulin Mauser that shoots rediculously well. The stock is a hogue, and I do not like the swoop of the traditional stock. Any ideas for a stock with a vertical grip? Worst case, I'll build a wood one, but what do you know?
Mauser stock options?
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If you contact McMillan, they make a stock called the "McHale". Its a very ergonomic stock and was used on the old Parker Hale m85 rifles.
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Spendy, but I like that!If you contact McMillan, they make a stock called the "McHale". Its a very ergonomic stock and was used on the old Parker Hale m85 rifles.
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Richards Microfit and Boyds both do pretty nice laminate stocks.
B&C and Choate both do Mauser stocks, but in more "hunting" style not tactical. I've never used one or felt one, but Archangel is now doing a tactical Mauser stock. Much like the ones they did for the Mosin-Nagant.
I ended up going the Boyds route. I pillar bedded the rear action screw with the steel pillar tube from an old military stock I had laying around. I opened up the barrel channel with dowels and sandpaper (huge pain in the butt) and then bedded the action to it with marine JB-Weld (marine-tex was too hard to find around here)
Its currently wearing a Shilen barrel and is chambered in 7mm RM and it shoots pretty damn well. I will eventually snag a PTG bottom metal and have it inletted to allow me to run AI pattern mags.
Heres a photo of the original mock-up with the new stock, before I did all the work.
Its currently wearing a Shilen barrel and is chambered in 7mm RM and it shoots pretty damn well. I will eventually snag a PTG bottom metal and have it inletted to allow me to run AI pattern mags.
Heres a photo of the original mock-up with the new stock, before I did all the work.
Yes they do. I’m being dumb, I just bought one. And, I’m in the process of converting it to a repeater. I wasn’t remembering you had also thought about converting the rifle to a C3.
