I currently have a Sako A2 L579 in .22-250 with a heavy barrel that is as new, never fired. I would like to buy a synthetic stock to replace the factory wood stock. The only option I have been able to find is a McMillan. I know they are really nice, well made stocks, but I'm not sure that I want to pay $600 plus for one. I would prefer a drop in stock, but am capable of minor tweaking. Anyone know of other options? Thanks in advance.
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SOLD/EXPIRED WTB Sako A2 L579 stock
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sable tireur
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Bcrawford,
The last stock I purchased for an L579 was a McMillan. The difference was that I managed to find one on their website store for a reduced price significantly less than $600.
Other than that you're probably out of luck... sorry.
Regards.
The last stock I purchased for an L579 was a McMillan. The difference was that I managed to find one on their website store for a reduced price significantly less than $600.
Other than that you're probably out of luck... sorry.
Regards.
switchback
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I just finished a build on an AII that was originally a .308, It is now a .257 Roberts Ack. Imp. Mine has a McMillan with semi-beaver tail fore end and high comb. It seems to be a very close replica to the factory heavy barrel stock. If you had to spend the money on a McMillan, it is a great way to go.
You might also check MPI stocks (might be pricey), the Sako collector's website or I seem to remember that accuflite handling older Sako parts.
You might also check MPI stocks (might be pricey), the Sako collector's website or I seem to remember that accuflite handling older Sako parts.
