Hi Power Prone STOCK????

[sigma2chi]

About to finish a 4year build for competing in NRA 1000yd prone matches. Stock is the last component needed. Can't afford Anschutz (or figure out how Whidden mounted a big action in there) and Ross Precision seems to be out of business. Please help point me in the right direction. Looking for the most adjustable possible, non-wood if possible. What are all the recent Champs using??
THANKS

Update - also FYI I'm using a BAT Model M action which is octagonal so I'm not sure if that will fit an Elisio

 

[Erud]

The Eliseo stocks are pretty popular.

http://www.gotxring.com/

 

[watercam]

+1 Gary Eliseo makes a quality product. That plus he and his daughter can make any graphic come to life on it...

 

[6fatrat]

I use the McMillan prone stock and install a Whidden V block.
Steve Bair

 

[clowdis]

I've been using wooden stocks for years and now I'm too old to change, BUT if I did I would give heavy consideration to the Eliseo stock. It is a simple adjustable stock that requires no bedding and very little if any maintenance. It may be a little more up front but considering no bedding required I think you will find it to be as inexpensive as any other type of stock. I've never seen one that didn't shoot well.

 

[dcali]

If Eliseo won't work, the next best option that I'm aware of that meets your criteria would be one of the McMillan offerings.

 

[1shot]

http://www.masterclassstocks.com/

They don't get any better than this.

Lloyd

 

[sigma2chi]

http://www.masterclassstocks.com/

They don't get any better than this.

Lloyd

I was wondering if they were still in business since the website looked so old.

 

[Mittry]

The new Cerus highpower prone stock looks nice. Not sure if they are in production yet.
Marc Mittry

 

[Mudcat]

If you want a wood stock, one that will look even better than it works, check out https://doantrevor.com/ Doan is a true artist!

 

[Erud]

Doan is the man.

 

[Dans40X]

http://www.masterclassstocks.com/
They don't get any better than this.
Lloyd

Until you've shouldered/shot a Robertson Composites "Warner Prone" stock w/ WTC hardware installed by the "Model Makers".

OR
check w/ Carl Bernoski in Ashland,PA.

 

[whiddengunworks]

All those mentioned above are good options. Just to complete the list I'll add Daryl Landolt's name. He is making the McGee stocks that Steve and Shirley McGee made for a long time. He's a stand up guy.

I can't think of anyone else to add...