What rifle is missing stock options?

[Stockys]

Seekins Element

What type of stock for the Seekins?

 

[eamyrick]

We have an inlet for the new Nula from Wilson combat in the mini stock so I’ll add Kimber to the list too!

Really appreciate y’all being so active on here. Just ordered a Tikka stock.

 

[22Conch]

@Stockys

I thought you guys were doing a Ruger American stock a few years ago? What happened?


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[Stockys]

@Stockys

I thought you guys were doing a Ruger American stock a few ywars years ago? What happened?


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We did produce a few of them for the rotary magazines but then Ruger switched bottom metals so we stopped.

 

[Cannonball]

What type of stock for the Seekins?

My understanding is that the Seekins action just needs slightly more material relieved than a 700 so my vote would be the same carbon models as the 700. Also great call on the Kimber 84.

Oh and just got a shipping notice for my carbon VG Tikka

 

[BLJ]

We did produce a few of them for the rotary magazines but then Ruger switched bottom metals so we stopped.

Just to clarify that my vote for the Ruger American was in reference to a RokStock like configuration that utilizes the factory bottom plastic AICS/AR15 mags. Thanks.

 

[11boo]

Ruger American. You would sell a bunch.

 

[Nhenry]

Sako 85. There's practically NOTHING

 

[BradArnett]

What type of stock for the Seekins?

The Rokstock would ideal.

 

[ElPollo]

Older Savage rifles with side bolt-release and stagger-feed/blind magazine system in both long and short action and of course, left-hand offerings. There's probably 40+ years-worth of stagger-fed Savage rifles out there before they changed the feed/bolt-release/action screw spacing (short-action).

I have one of those long action 110s that I’d love to restock. The issue with Savages is that they changed a lot so companies don’t offer stocks for them. But the old 110s with the blind mag were good guns.

 

[Corvus Corax]

Selfishly I would like an option for a Nosler M48.

 

[BradArnett]

My understanding is that the Seekins action just needs slightly more material relieved than a 700 so my vote would be the same carbon models as the 700. Also great call on the Kimber 84.

Oh and just got a shipping notice for my carbon VG Tikka

I'm sure you know this, but the seekins element aluminum action isn't a 700 footprint. It has its own unique footprint. Pic credit goes to @JCMCUBIC

 

[Gstew1930]

Winchester mod 70 post 64!!!

 

[Stockys]

Winchester mod 70 post 64!!!

Releasing soon!

 

[Gstew1930]

Releasing soon!

 

[Wyo_hntr]

Oddball but Remington 600

 

[Roosterstraw]

Savage long action!

 

[4th_point]

Stocky's here

We value the Rokslide's opinions and desires so we wanted to throw this discussion out there to you first.

What rifle do you want a new carbon fiber stock for that doesn't have enough options in the aftermarket world?

Thanks for asking.

CZ 600, as previously mentioned. Specifically for the Alpha as I believe it has a heavier barrel than the newly released American.

Think about it, the Alpha has 7-twist for several chamberings, threaded, nitro carburized finish, 1913 mounting, etc. The stock is what's holding it back!

I would also like to see an option for the Kimber Hunter, that retains the detachable magazine.

Last, something for the Seekins Element would be awesome too. Not a fan of the factory stock but I don't know how many people would be interested in the total cost to swap.

 

[Fdh]

Sako s20 definitely

 

[IrkedCitizen]

Steyr Pro Hunter 1 magnum cartridges (7RM/300WM). I'll even ship you my rifle for the model