After Market Ruger Stock

[Trial153]

I have a M77 Mark II ultra light in .257 Roberts; it’s in mint condition and actually shoots pretty well considering the pencil thin barrel on it, seems to like 120 grain partitions and 117 grain sst

Anyway I want to restock it. The only aftermarket options I see are Houge and HHS …Either of these a good option? anything i am missing ?

 

[sierracharlie338]

Not sure what you mean by HHS (HS precision maybe?) I believe bell and carlson have a mold for the MKII but been a while since I looked. If you like wood there are some Boyd's options out there.

Also @Stockys is supposed to have a stock coming out for the MKII as well which I am looking forward to seeing.

 

[6mm Remington]

Boyds nutmeg laminate would be sharp. We put that on my son's 6mm Remington MKII. Had it glass and pillar bedded.

 

[Trial153]

yeah Hs Precision.
I was leaning towards a synthetic since it has a nice walnut stock on it already.

 

[Corvus Corax]

I’ve had a good experience with the HS Precision stock. I did have to open the barrel channel a little bit for a magnum contour barrel, but otherwise it dropped right in. I did not bother to bed the stock seeing as it had an aluminum bedding block. Accuracy was not impacted, but the perceived recoil was improved from the previous boat paddle stock.

 

[5811]

I tried a hogue and ended up returning it. It didn't fit well, was heavy, and had a flimsy fore end.

I sent mine to get a custom pendleton stock. I'm pretty happy with fit and finish. Barrel float is a little tight and fore end has some flex. I may still try a stockys if they come to market.

 

[JMundy84]

Bell and Carlson definitely makes one I've had good results with their stocks before

 

[rickyw]

I run bell and Carlson on mine and I like it. It weighs a bit over 30oz - long action