Remington Model 7 Aftermarket Stocks

[A-bolt243]

Well it sounds like Wildcat it is. Thanks for the feedback, I will post a picture when its complete.

 

[Weatherby Fan]

I just restocked a model seven with a B&C and it was brutally heavy and as others have mentioned very thick through the forstock, so we switched it out for a Wildcat, I would go with a Wildcat or a McMillan, I actually preferred the feel of the factory stock over the B&C,
Wildcat Stock about 18-20oz finished, takes two weeks at the most to receive $425.00 to your door and about the same at a smith to finish, tough as nails, I’ve used about 20 of them and no better stock made if your looking for an Ultralight stock.
Made in Alberta Canada

 

[remington jim]

Brown Precision Kevlar Pound R' Premium, 13oz or so in a Mod 7 pattern. Will lighten your wallet too.

I have one and it DID ! RJ

 

[track]

Looking to replace my factory stock on my Model 7 SS in 308. A friend has the B&C stock which seems decent and I have one that worked out well on my Tikka 300wsm. As this gun is a model 7 and fairly light to begin with I wouldn't mind keeping it light and so I have been drawn the Mcmillan Edge. I am wondering if the McMillan is twice the stock as the B&C since it works out to about twice the price. Anyone have experience with the Mcmillan, B&C or other stocks?

I've owned Brown Precision (brown pounder) and thought that it was of great quality. I now have a B&C stock on my custom Winchester and have no issues with it. Extra weight has never been a concern while hunting, and I'm 61 years old. The B&C is of great quality, very rigid and nice textured grip. Great stock for a rifle build or to replace a manufactures stock.

 

[Buckmastr]

McMillan hunters edge on a M7 7RSAUM.

 

[double gun]

^nice rig.

 

[tsavo]

The Brown Mod 7 stock dimensions, with the near perfect cheek piece for light weight, low mounted optics. They mitigate recoil well, with the kevlar giving a snappier translation.
Makes ultralights point like a British upland 28ga. This offsets the Premiums.

My M600 Pound'r had one of the most practical finishes I have used on a synthetic hunting stock, the discontinued McM camouflage cloth.

I don't know how Banished managed to finagle McM into using their finish on a Brown Precision stock, but am thankful for the introduction. It provides a sound deadening, is warm to the touch and tactile finish. Not only is it durable, but more pleasing to my eye than hydro-dip.

I have since wanted to attempt to duplicate this finish on other synthetics, as it eliminates a great deal of surface prep gremlins mentioned previously.

 

[spurly]

This is a model 7 with a wildcat stock

 

[SuperCub]

I have heard good things about wildcat but the downside being I wouldn't do the inletting myself. The drop in factor of the McMillan is what caught my interest and seemed to make the price more justifiable. If I am into a wildcat stock for $500 ish and then gunsmith charges to inlet and bed maybe I end up around the same price as the McMillan?

The McMillan would still require bedding for proper fit, so not totally 100% drop in.

 

[phinton81]

I’ve been happy with McMillan Edges up until now. I’ve got one for a T3 and discovered this fall that it has cracked behind each of the pillars. McMillan will look after it as soon as I send it in but it shouldn’t have happened I’m the first place.

 

[220]

Boyd's make several models for the 7

 

[lwing]

This is a model 7 with a wildcat stockView attachment 252419View attachment 252420View attachment 252420View attachment 252422

Nice, any idea what your bolt and action weighed after flute, skeletonize, and slab?
All in?
Who did work?

 

[Leavenworth]

Okay has anyone talked about the HS Precision stock as a fit for the Model Seven . The new Model Seven coming out in S.S. in 6.5 Creedmoor this year has that stock . Maybe you could order that stock
Leavenworth

 

[Mad_Mikee]

This is my only Model 7. Formerly a Model 7 Predator which has been de-predatorized. Now has a Wildcat stock, Timney trigger, cerakoted and fluted and skeletonized bolt.
Weighs in a 6lbs 13oz with a VX3 scope on it.

 

[Leavenworth]

This is my only Model 7. Formerly a Model 7 Predator which has been de-predatorized. Now has a Wildcat stock, Timney trigger, cerakoted and fluted and skeletonized bolt.
Weighs in a 6lbs 13oz with a VX3 scope on it.

Very nice ! What caliber ? Is that barrel 20 inches !
Leavenworth

 

[todbartell]

The McMillan would still require bedding for proper fit, so not totally 100% drop in.

I have owned a couple dozen McMillans and bedding is not required

 

[Mad_Mikee]

Very nice ! What caliber ? Is that barrel 20 inches !
Leavenworth

It's a 204 Ruger. 21'' barrel.

 

[double gun]

This is a model 7 with a wildcat stock View attachment 252422

Looks familiar. Nice rifle Dale

 

[Go_Go_Kapow]

I ended up with a Model 7 last summer from trade on a couple items but wasn't really happy with the cheap plastic stock. One hunk of wood, a bunch of hand tools and a couple weeks later this is what it sits in now. Can't say I'm too disappointed being my first gun stock from a blank. Chambered in 7SAUM for those that care.

 

[Leavenworth]

I ended up with a Model 7 last summer from trade on a couple items but wasn't really happy with the cheap plastic stock. One hunk of wood, a bunch of hand tools and a couple weeks later this is what it sits in now. Can't say I'm too disappointed being my first gun stock from a blank. Chambered in 7SAUM for those that care.
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Wiser ! Don’t know what you do for a living bu man you have talent !
Leavenworth