Montana rifle company

[CluelessinRI]

Bought a Montana rifle company 1999 action of gunbroker. It a left hand handed long action Please for the love of God does anyone know where to find a stock for this? Thank you thank you

 

[gerry35]

I thought you could use one designed for a Winchester M 70 with a couple of tweaks. Maybe someone can confirm that but that's what I remember.

 

[Wyatt G]

Bought a Montana rifle company 1999 action of gunbroker. It a left hand handed long action Please for the love of God does anyone know where to find a stock for this? Thank you thank you

Mcmillan used to inlet stocks for them, don’t know if they still do. Also model 70 stocks will fit after you open up a spot for the bolt release.

 

[gerry35]

Pretty sure Wildcat stocks up here in Canada does them too. I know I've seen a LH stock from them before on a Montana 1999.

 

[Boarmaster]

I would call McMillan and see if they still inlet for them. I have a MRC X2 and looked into one some years ago. They did them at that time.

 

[Wrench]

Mcmillan used to inlet stocks for them, don’t know if they still do. Also model 70 stocks will fit after you open up a spot for the bolt release.

This is correct. I built on one and put it in a pounder that was for a m70. I had to relieve a spot for the bolt release and everything else was essentially the same.

 

[WV Mountaineer]

This. But, I’m pretty sure most stock makers will custom inlet, pillar and action bed any action to the stocks they produce. If they won’t and you don’t have the time or tools, gunsmiths do.

Personally, I’d recommend a Boyd’s stock. Which so happens, rarely fits even stock setups perfectly. Everyone I’ve bought requires inletting. Since I normally do trigger upgrades on the same guns I’ve fitted with better stocks, I just send it to my gun smith to fit, bed, etc…

The reason I’m suggesting Boyd’s is if you buy a laminated stock, it’s built out of stabilized wood. Temperature swings and differences in humidity have zero effects on bullet placement due to the stock. And, it lightens up the gun a lot. And, the stock in letting and bedding with a trigger upgrade runs me $250. That’s counting stock price too. Extremely accurate as well.

 

[jeffpg]

Pendleton Stocks makes fantastic replacement stocks for Montana rifles.

 

[Spoonbill]

Bought a Montana rifle company 1999 action of gunbroker. It a left hand handed long action Please for the love of God does anyone know where to find a stock for this? Thank you thank you

You can buy a flat top stock and get it inletted. I have 0 personal experience with this but I imagine a decent gunsmith can do it. It also opens up some options for you in stock design.

 

[left hunter]

I have a factory Montana rifle company take off stock for a left hand long action 1999 rifle if your interested? It’s the textured green synthetic that they offered.

I switched over to a left hand Echols legend stock so have no need for it anymore

 

[CluelessinRI]

I have a factory Montana rifle company take off stock for a left hand long action 1999 rifle if your interested? It’s the textured green synthetic that they offered.

I switched over to a left hand Echols legend stock so have no need for it anymore

I would be very interested in that. How’s the condition of it?

 

[left hunter]

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