Suggest me a nice wood stock rifle

[Skippy00]

For those nicer dry days in the woods. Price not a factor. I want something nice and QUALITY.

I have 2 "plastic", if you will, rifles. I miss my old wood stock 7600 I sold years ago. Nothing like the look of a wood stock rifle.

Currently have a Tikka T3X Lite 270win and a Benelli Lupo 300wm. Enjoy them both. Want to go a different route for a 300wsm.

 

[Newtosavage]

Only wood stock rifle I'd consider owning, if I were buying new, would be a Winchester model 70 featherweight.

 

[Bearsears]

How about a Sako

 

[clwg97]

Bergara woodsman or timber. Definitely gorgeous wood rifles that can shoot!

 

[mmac]

Cooper..... Started as stunning wood stocks and moved with the market, but they still make beautiful wood ones.....

 

[Danny Hoey]

Not sure about new but on those days that you speak of, I take my grandpa's old winchester model 54 out for a stroll.

 

[RMP]

Winchester Model 70 Super Grade.

.30-06

.270

Now they are available with even nicer French Walnut.

 

[JPeters218]

Browning makes some X Bolts with really good looking wood stocks

 

[Actual_Cryptid]

CZ Mannlicher if you can find one.

Money is not a factor? Grab a No 1, or even better a rolling block and then have the barrel you want spun up and grab some custom wood for it.

Take a look at some of the high-grade wood on offer from Blaser and Merkel. Showstoppers, every single one.

 

[PNWGATOR]

With price being no object and wanting a QUALITY wood stocked functional work of art: Blaser. Stunning craftsmanship and function. Look no further.

 

[eoperator]

The curves of a weatherby wood stock have caught my eye since childhood.

 

[Cynoscion]

Since price is not a concern…..

Bolt Action Rifle | James Purdey & Sons Ltd

Our Bolt Action Rifle uses modern technology to correct a classic concern. Discover the gun with state-of-the-art engineering built straight into its stock.

www.purdey.com

 

[Goatie]

Hear me out… mcmillan mcwalnut game scout

 

[Decker9]

I’m all about custom wood, can’t help but get a grin when I see a nice stock. If price isn’t an issue, I’d be having one built to fit, one of a kind.

I recently had a custom rifle built on a composite stock. I plan on building a nice walnut for it in the near future to swap out for low land hunting.

 

[kanz]

weatherby

 

[AZ_Hunter_2000]

PNWGator for it right.

But is getting an aftermarket wood stock a viable option if you didn’t go the Blaser route?

 

[mtwarden]

Only wood stock rifle I'd consider owning, if I were buying new, would be a Winchester model 70 featherweight.

my suggestion as well, they are beautiful (I have two of them ) AND they live up to their name- they are actually pretty darn light

 

[amassi]

Weatherby mark v deluxe or browning bar safari ii

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[DRUSS]

Hmmm, tough one here. I like Kimber AAA, Copper, Dakota newer wood rifles.
But if really thinking classic, maybe a Savage 99, Winchester Model 70 or 88, or why not another Remington 7600, 760, 762???? Weatherby has always had some nice looking wood also?

 

[MeatMissile]

Why not a Tikka T3x Hunter? Replace the plastic trigger guard with a High Desert Rifleworks bottom metal, and it’s a pretty nice gun.