Help identify this stock

[accuracyman]

I've had this stock around my shop for many years taking up space. I got it from a friend who passed away so I know nothing about it or who made it. It reminds me of the old days when you would get a short range benchrest stock from Lee Six. Those stocks were rough and took a lot of work to finish but were nice when completed. This has that very obvious mold line like the old Lee Six stock but obviously this is a much larger stock. The stock inlet is for a 2" action and has a 4" forearm and weighs in over 13 pounds. Any ideas would be helpful.

 

[STS]

That's a Lee Six unlimited stock. I had one just like it. Rough as a cob that took forever to finish out to the point of being ready to paint.

 

[jghoghunter]

It's a Lee six unlimited stock. I have one on my heavy gun.

 

[accuracyman]

Thanks guys. It looked like a Lee Six. I'm not used to seeing big stocks like that with action inlets that take 2" diameter actions!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I have one with lead shot fill and a barrel block. Very good tracking stock for heavygun

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Thanks guys. It looked like a Lee Six. I'm not used to seeing big stocks like that with action inlets that take 2" diameter actions!

You can put any size action in there. Im sure it was made for that huge hall or a sleeved action

 

[accuracyman]

Thanks Dusty. I've got one of those big Halls, I believe it is a Hall E. It is a great action. Not that familiar with the long range game so I wasn't familiar with the unlimited stocks. Thanks again guys.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Thanks Dusty. I've got one of those big Halls, I believe it is a Hall E. It is a great action. Not that familiar with the long range game so I wasn't familiar with the unlimited stocks. Thanks again guys.

Yea thats it. What cartridge is it?

 

[accuracyman]

Believe it or not it’s a straight 284. That port is way bigger than what a 284 needs but I shoot this rifle in local 600 and 1000 yard shoots. I have two bolts for it, a 308 and mag.