[gunho1954]

looking for some help in finding a replacement stock for my ruger mk1 25/06. have brought a boyds mk11 stock for my 7 rem mag, but boyds dont do mk1.any help greatly appreciated.

 

[Tnhunter]

You didn't mention if you wanted Synthetic or wood. Here's a syn one:

http://www.stockysstocks.com/servlet/the-7/Bell-&-Carlson-Carbelite/Detail

 

[Jim H]

not to nit pick but the original M77 is just that M77 it is not a Mark I, it is however refered to by many as a tang safety model. if you use the term Mark I when inquiring about a stock with some mfr, the customer service person may not know the difference and as a result not find your stock.

 

[Jim H]

http://www.thegunsource.com/item/4108_Hogue_Grips_Pads_Stocks_HOG_77001_OM_STOCK_RUG77_.aspx

http://www.accurateinnovations.com/ruger/ruger-m77-rifle-stock.html

 

[big dan]

boyds has some listed on their website... just look for tang saftey!!

 

[Jim H]

boyds has some listed on their website... just look for tang saftey!!

when i looked they didn't show any, i know they use to have them, but when i looked today all i saw was for the Mark II's.

could you post a link for gunho1954 ?

 

[big dan]

they are listed on the same page as the mk2 stocks, in fact they are the first 2 listed!!! boyds classic...

 

[kdub]

Only experience I've had with a Boyd's was for a 6.5 Swede. Being one of a group of small ring mausers, I'd guess they had to do a generic inletting trying to accomodate all models. As a result, there was a considerable abount of handfitting plus a need for glass bedding to fill all the oversize nooks and crannies. If your rifle is manufacture specific, might not have to do all that.