Are there any .223 rifles with a Mannlicher stock?
Besides CZ (hate the front sight and the hanging detachable box magazine) and of course Remington Model 7 MS for a very high price, are there any .223 bolt action rifles available, new or used, that come in a 20 inch +/- barrel and a full, mannlicher-style wood stock.
I do see .222's available but not .223. I love the classic lines of a full M-S stock, but wish I could find a .223 for easy ammo access.
thanks,
Clement
I do see .222's available but not .223. I love the classic lines of a full M-S stock, but wish I could find a .223 for easy ammo access.
thanks,
Clement
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i have a sako vixen with a mannnlicher stock..it was pricey but whata sweety 0 -
Also Remington and Ruger have made them.
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http://ruger.com/products/m77HawkeyeInternational/models.html
at the moment the smallest caliber you can get in a Ruger International is .243 and looking back through the blue book the smallest caliber that was offered was .22-250 which was discontinued in 1991. My book is a little old so they MAY have brought out a .223 since this book and discontinued it which gun makers do from time to time. Not sure if Ruger does special orders but you could always ask them.0 -
Why not get he gun you want and then get a custom stock? 0 -
I've thought about that too...I'd have to research it further.
Someone suggested a Steyr-Mannlicher LS...I'm not sure I've seen one in .223
quote:Originally posted by iwannausername
Why not get he gun you want and then get a custom stock?0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sparta
I've thought about that too...I'd have to research it further.
Someone suggested a Steyr-Mannlicher LS...I'm not sure I've seen one in .223
quote:Originally posted by iwannausername
Why not get he gun you want and then get a custom stock?
Ijust saw a steyr mannlicher full stock in 223. was either on gunbroker or {elsewhere}.0 -
One thing to consider on choosing a mannlicher stock. Barrel heat/expansion/vibration / rain ,snow/swelling all have a more pronounced effect on grouping due to a full length stock. Any contact the further down the barrel will have a greater result on bullet flight. It can be built correctly and perform as well as any stock length but keep in mind this potential problem. I have been down this road many years ago. 0
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