Help identifying stock

[GAnderson]

Does anyone have an idea as to what rifle/manufacturer this stock is for? There are no markings or name at all on it. It does not appear that it is for a Remington 700 based on the picture of the bottom. I am thinking maybe Tikka, but have done a search on them and cannot find one that fits this "pattern". Thanks in advance for your help.

Gene

 

[Sniper338]

Looks like an older tikka T3 light stock to me

 

[JLittle]

Looks like a Winchester model 70.

 

[wvlongshot]

Looks like Winchester 70

 

[joshb]

I need a pic of the action inlet.......with good lighting.

 

[Kurz]

It appears to be a Winchester injection molded stock which was used on the WSSM line of bolt action rifles. Maybe from the 2000's?

 

[300_whisper]

It appears to be a Winchester injection molded stock which was used on the WSSM line of bolt action rifles. Maybe from the 2000's?

It’s this ^ pretty terrible stocks. Very mushy.

 

[Kurz]

It’s this ^ pretty terrible stocks. Very mushy.

True but at that time I was buying the complete rifle in my choice of WSSM cartridge for $299.95 each.

 

[GAnderson]

Thanks to all...they are indeed Win 70 stocks. My friend has 2 of these and one appears to be a short action and the other a long action as the hole spacing is different. We did put a Win 70 short action in the short action stock and it fit. Thanks again to all.

Gene

 

[GAnderson]

It appears to be a Winchester injection molded stock which was used on the WSSM line of bolt action rifles. Maybe from the 2000's?

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Yep, that looks like the 2 stocks we have...one has a longer action screw hole spacing than the other, so I assume that one is for a Model 70 short action and the other for a Model 70 long action. We tried a Model 70 action in the short action stock and it fit perfectly. The stocks look exactly like the one you have here. Thanks

Gene