Options - aftermarket target stock/chassis Sako 75

Hi all. Have a Sako 75 rebarrelled to 6.5x47 that I intend to use for both hunting and a bit of fun long range target to 1000yds. I had wanted a GRS Sporter laminated stock with adjustable comb, length etc that I could drop it into for target shooting but apparently the importer doesn't want to import this model any more.

Keen to see what other fairly easily available options might be out there. Partial to timber but curious what fibreglass or chassis might suit. Open to suggestions for something adjustable.

Any recommendations?

Glacier stocks is the only one iv seen while I’ve been looking
Ken was really close to having a carbon one before sadly passing, if you find a reasonable option I’d be interested in how you get on


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McMillian has in the past made stocks with inlets for the S75.

They are great stocks, expensive for non us folks and it will take a while. You may have to go through a nz agent now?


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I sold my old Sako 75 .243 to Hardy’s so they could use it for a template for their Kroseg carbon stocks. So potentially they will be being released shortly too as another option

I’ve got McMillan edge stock on my 75. It’s a copy of the original sako stock and has never let me down.

Have fitted few of these that were imported by a fella super nice bit of kit


https://www.staffs-synthetic-stocks....ail.php?pid=21

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Originally Posted by JohnQT

I sold my old Sako 75 .243 to Hardy’s so they could use it for a template for their Kroseg carbon stocks. So potentially they will be being released shortly too as another option

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My hunting bud just got Sako 75 Kroseg stock for his 300 WSM so they are available.

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Originally Posted by Dicko

McMillian has in the past made stocks with inlets for the S75.

They are great stocks, expensive for non us folks and it will take a while. You may have to go through a nz agent now?


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Pretty sure we got told McMillan are no longer inletting for the 75, best to check with agent.

May be worth looking up one of those Boyd At-One Adjustable stocks.