model 70 stock

[mimitw]

I have a post 64 model 70 long action, it has a broken stock and was given to me.

My question is can I put a featherweight stock on it? I like the Schnabel forends and checkering design.

Also is there a such thing as a stock with a Schnabel fore end and a cheek piece?

 

[shortgrass]

Also is there a such thing as a stock with a Schnabel fore end and a cheek piece?

Sure there is,,, I'm just not sure if Winchester made/makes one, or not. Try CDNN, they always seem to have Win. 70 factory stocks.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

The barrel may not drop in on a featherweight stock

 

[kendog]

I have a post 64 model 70 long action...?

There really is no such thing as a Win "Long" action. There are standard length (30-06, 300 mag Etc.), and varying degrees of short, depending on the year and caliber. It gets a little confusing from about 1985 or so. What round is your rifle chambered for?

 

[mimitw]

There really is no such thing as a Win "Long" action. There are standard length (30-06, 300 mag Etc.), and varying degrees of short, depending on the year and caliber. It gets a little confusing from about 1985 or so. What round is your rifle chambered for?

It's a .300 Win Mag

 

[DuaneinND]

I have a take off from a 263 Win mag(1968)- not the featherweight/Schnabel- if interested, e-mail at duane@duanesguns.com and I can send some pictures. $112 shipped to your door.

 

[kendog]

It's a .300 Win Mag

That is a standard length action.