McMillan Stock Information

Each McMillan stock is Custom Made specific to your individual requirements. The blank goes through a curing process for several weeks, this ensures the stability of your stock once you receive it. Each stock takes about 4-6 months to manufacture from the time of placing your order.

We require a 30% deposit to be paid when placing your order with the remaining balance to be paid in full when we advise you that the stock has been completed and dispatched to us. Arrangements can also be made for weekly payments if this suits you.

Please see below for the options that are available. If you are interested in getting a price please go to our quote page and select which options you would like and we will get back to you with a quote. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information, advice or wish to place an order.

McMillan Rifle Stock Options

Assorted Accessories

Pads & Butt Plates (price includes installation)

2-way vertical butt plate

$270.00

3-way adjustable butt plate

$415.00

3-way Light weight

$485.00

Decelerator Pad

$150.00

Limbsaver

$205.00

Spacer System

$270.00

Cheekpieces (price includes installation)

Adjustable Saddle-type Cheekpiece

$285.00

Integral Thumbwheel Adjustable Cheekpiece

$350.00

(Recommended for iron sighted rifles where frequent cheekpiece height changes are necessary)

Integral Clamp Bar Adjustable Cheekpiece –shown with knob

$270.00

(Recommended for scope sighted rifles)

Swivels (price includes installation)

Michael’s Flush Mount Cup

$28.00 each

Locking Cup

$35,00 each

Michaels QD Sling Loops 1″ or 1.25″

$20.00 each

Heavy Duty 1.25″ or 1.5″

$30.00 each

Sling/Bipod Stud

$15.00 each

Rails, Bipod & Accessories

Anodized Anschutz® or Freeland Rail

$120.00 each

Adaptor to suit rail

$25.00

Machined Aluminium Pillars Installed

$60.00 pair

Colours and Finishes

Colors and Finishes

All stocks are hand crafted and no two color patterns will look exactly the same. Click on a stock below to enlarge the image.

Paint Options

For the finest presentation-grade surface, we suggest a painted finish. Seven solid paint colors are available.

Speckletone granite finishes are also available. Choose any solid base coat color and specify either one or two speckletone paint highlights to create an attractive custom finish.

When you order any paint finish, the underlying stock is hand-sanded, primed, and painted to eliminate all surface imperfections. This is the finish most manufacturers specify for the McMillan stocks that are sold with their custom shop rifles.

The paint we use is an industrial grade, non-slip pebble finish similar to that found on power tools, office machines and industrial equipment. This polyurethane paint is the most durable we can find and is suitable for conditions found from the Arctic to the tropics. However, any painted finish will scratch when dragged over rocks, limbs and other hard surfaces. It is impervious to most gun cleaning solvents, but harsh solvents should be wiped off immediately.

Transition Camo

McMillan’s Transition Camo is a highly durable paint finish that mimics the spray paint patterns favoured by many snipers and hunters. It is currently available in 12 color combinations.

Molded In Options

The colors below are used to create molded-in swirled marble, ambush, carbon ambush and camo finishes. Solid molded in colored stocks are not available from McMillan.

Molded in colors are the most durable finish we offer. With a molded finish, the color is impregnated into the gelcoat, or exterior surface layer of the stock. All of the molded-in finishes below should be considered utility-grade. Mold lines, sanding marks, fiberglass cloth and small imperfections may be visible.

Molded-in stocks are provided with a matte finish to minimize light reflection. After receiving your stock, some customers take it upon themselves to further wetblock sand and buff the surface to achieve a polished, warm luster finish. This is particularly attractive with marble patterns.

A molded-in stock will weigh several ounces more than a painted stock due to the additional resin material that is used.

We do our best to make your particular finish as attractive as possible. However, we are limited in what can be accomplished with molded-in colors. Solid colors, especially darker ones, produce the greatest challenge, whereas the camouflage patterns tend to look better because the various colors and shapes hide imperfections. Marbled colors offer the best choice for creating a finished look with a molded-in color.

Burgundy
Grape
Pink
Red
Orange
Yellow
Dark Green
Medium Green
Light Green
Olive
Light Green
Woodland Beige
Turquoise
Dark Blue
Medium Blue
Light Blue
Purple
Black
White
Dark Gray
Medium Gray
Light Gray
Dark Brown
Medium Brown
Light Brown
Dark Tan
Medium Tan
Light Tan
Neon Green
Tiffany Blue

Marble

A marble finish is created by swirling two or three different colors into the surface of the stock. The result is a beautiful effect that is unique to your stock. McMillan pioneered this finish, which has become a familiar hallmark of our brand.

Note that a marble finish can be used as an effective camouflage pattern when using olive green, black, gray and other common camo colors.

Each finish is done by hand and it is impossible to duplicate any particular marble pattern. Because marbling is created in the mold under pressure, patterns are random and not controllable. Specific vertical or horizontal patterns are not possible. Also, colors will change shades somewhat due to the mixing of colors while the swirling is done. Marble stocks may not be returned because of dissatisfaction with the color. However, you may opt to have us paint the stock at our regular price.

No two stocks are ever made alike as the marbling action is totally random in occurence.

The most popular marble finishes are shown here. Virtually any color combination is possible and some color combinations are inherently more pleasing than others.

Camo

McMillan Uses Molded-In Colors to create a Unique Camouflage Finish. The colors are not painted on the surface, but are molded into the stock for durability when used in extreme environments. Many military units specify this finish for their tactical stocks, with the choice of colors dependent on the part of the world where the rifle will be deployed.

Ambush

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What materials is a stock made of?

Each fiberglass stock is made of multi-layers of eight-ounce woven fiberglass cloth, laminated under pressure with epoxy resin. The stock is filled with solid fiberglass in the receiver area and epoxy and glass beads in the forend. Our EDGE ultralight stocks are made with 100% graphite cloth instead of fiberglass, for less weight and greater strength.

2. Are your stocks hollow?

The only hollow part of the stock is the butt-stock from the rear of the pistol grip to two inches from the end. This area is filled with urethane foam to deaden the sound and absorb vibration.

3. Do your stocks have a foam core?

No ours are completely solid and then machine inletted rather than having the receiver area molded.

4. What colors are available?

We offer 6 painted solid colors, 7 molded in camo finishes and a wide variety of marble finishes.

5. Will the paint chip off?

Though we use the most durable, catalyzed urethane enamel paint on the market, it is still a paint. As such, it is subject to dings and scratches due to rough conditions and handling. We do guarantee our finishes against adhesion problems but not against normal wear and tear. We will, however, repaint stocks at a reduced price for our customers.

6. Do you make Kevlar Stocks?

From the testing we have done and the results of some independent testing, we have determined that Kevlar does not improve the quality or strength of our stocks.

7. Do you use graphite?

Yes where added stiffness is desired we do use graphite upon request at added expense. Our EDGE ultralight stocks are made with 100% graphite cloth as standard.

8. Why are your stocks more expensive than some?

We are dedicated to making the best stocks money can buy. Each stock is a custom made to order and is a unique item. The material, time, labor, and quality control required to do so is reflected in the price of the stock.

9. What method do you use to make your stocks?

We use the method commonly referred to as hand-laminating. Layers of glass cloth are laid in a mold by hand, then cured under heat and pressure. This adds strength, reduces weight, and eliminates voids compared to other methods of sprayed or molding methods.

10. What colors are available in the marble finish?

A marble finish is a combination of two or three colors swirled together to form a marble type pattern in the surface of the stock. It is possible to use any combination of colors that we stock. We do suggest you look through the catalog or web site to choose a combination that appeals to you. The marbling action that creates this finish, is a random process that takes place inside the mold. Each marble is unique and a one of a kind finish. Even the same colors and ratios may vary in appearance from stock to stock

11. What is a molded in finish?

McMillan produces some stock finishes such as our camouflages and marbles that are actually molded right into the exterior of the stock. These finishes tend to be more durable and wear resistant but are not as high quality as our painted finishes. We call them “utility grade” finishes since the mold lines, small imperfections, fiberglass cloth and some sanding marks may be visible. We WILL NOT offer solid molded colors because it is so hard to make them look acceptable.

12. Can I get a stock molded in the color I want it painted in so scratches won’t show?

No . Due to the process used to paint the stock and the nature of the materials used in making them, molding the stock in the color you wanted it painted in offers no advantage, costs more to manufacture, and adds weight to the stock. If you ding or scratch the surface deep enough to penetrate the gelcoat surface, it will appear as a light gray scratch regardless of the color of the stock.

13. Do you recommend barrel bedding or pressure points?

No, after installing thousands of stocks we have observed that 98% of the rifles are most accurate when free floated.

14. Do I need to bed the receiver?

We have found that in most cases our drop-in and custom fitted stocks provide better than adequate accuracy unbedded. However the final determination is left up to the individual shooter. Bedding services are available from your local gunsmith.

15. What stocks will my action fit into?

Because we fill each stock solid and then inlet them with CNC milling machine, we have some flexibility. If two actions are similar dimensionally (i.e. Remington and Savage) the same stock can be used for either make. Usually, though, each of our stocks is designed and made for specific actions and is available for those actions only. The only way to know for sure is to contact us.

16. What does a stock cost?

Our price list sometimes gets complicated because we offer so many options with each individual stock, there is no one price. For hunting and sporting stocks there is a standard price for a completely finished “Drop-in Stock” which includes a Pachmayr Presentation Recoil pad, Uncle Mikes sling swivel studs, and the finish of your choice. For competition and tactical stocks we start with a base price which is a basic stock inletted for your barreled action including the finish of your choice. To that you add all of the different accessories you would like to complete your stock. Each accessory is priced separately. Add all the prices together to get your total price.

17. How long will it take to get my stock?

For custom, made to order stocks, delivery time varies depending on the number of orders McMillan are working on at the time. Contact us and will give an honest estimate of how long your order will take to complete. Currently it is apporx 6-7 months.

18. Why does it take so long to get a stock?

We offer each customer the ability to custom order your stock, including choice of finishes, recoil pads, adjustable cheekpieces, adjustable butt plates, and custom barrel channels. Each stock is ordered, produced, inletted, finished and delivered according to a specific order from an individual customer. It takes time to produce a custom product to the standards our customers and we have established.

19. Can I change my order once I have placed it?

As a general rule we will allow you to change your order if the stock has not yet passed the part of the process which would prevent it. For example, since the molded finishes are the first thing that goes into the mold, once the shell is made it is not possible to change colors. If we have already inletted the stock it would be too late to change the barrel contour.

20. Can I change the stock by removing material from the shell or shortening the forend?

Every stock is engineered and constructed for maximum strength with minimum weight. Altering the external dimensions with the exception of shortening the buttstock will compromise the integrity of the stock and thus void the warranty.

21. What is a barrel contour?

This is the information necessary for us to provide a stock that is inletted for the barrel and action you wish to stock. All of our stocks allow the barrel to float free of any contact with the stock. Usually the clearance between barrel and stock will be from 0.030″ to 0.050″ depending on barrel contour.

22. What information do you need for the barrel contour?

If it is the barrel that came on the rifle from the factory, we need to know the caliber of the rifle. If it is a custom barrel we need to know the barrel maker, the contour number and the length of the chamber cylinder. This is measured from the front edge of the receiver to the first contour change.

23. How much do the stocks weigh?

Generally, our hunting and sporting stocks all weigh 2 to 2.25 pounds. We do have the ability to achieve a specific target weight if additional weight is required. Our tactical and high power competition stocks are designed to be heavier. Since there are several factors that influence the final weight, such as the accessories you choose, each stock will vary in weight. In general, tactical and high power competition stocks weigh between 2.75 and 4.5 pounds.

24. Can you make stocks lighter?

All of the stocks we make are as light as we feel comfortable making them in order to live up to the McMillan reputation. If you require an ultralight, we recommend our new EDGE ultralight hunting and benchrest stocks.

25. Can you make stocks heavier?

Yes. We can attain your desired weight plus or minus a few ounces.

26. What length of pull should I specify?

The beauty of a custom stock is that it can be made exactly to your personal requirements. Most factory rifles come with a length of pull in the 13.5″-13.75″ range. You may want more or less, depending on your physique. Adjustable buttplates are available, too, for the utmost in ergonomics.

27. What is the difference between an inletted blank, a drop-in, and a complete installation?

An inletted blank includes CNC precision inletting and your choice of molded-in finish. A drop-in adds recoil pad, sling studs and any finish of your choice, including paint. A complete installation adds custom glass bedding with aluminum pillars and custom fitting. See our price list for details.

28. How do I pay?

We require a 30% deposit when placing the order. The balance can be paid off over the wait time or we will contact you to let you know the stock has been completed. Stocks will not be sent out until final payment has been received in full

29. How can I get more answers to my questions?

Email us info@hss.net.au or give us a call 07 5442 5357

Hunting Stocks

For pricing, please complete the quote form

Game Hunter

The Game Hunter combines the features of the most popular stocks in our hunting line up. It has a high Monte Carlo style cheek piece similar to our McMillan Hunter, the vertical pistol grip from our Game Scout and a streamlined forend that can accommodate large contour barrels up to a #8. The addition of the higher cheek comb allows the use of scopes with larger diameter bells and objective lenses. The Game Hunter can be inlet for most Remington, Winchester, Sako and Weatherby type actions as well as the Tikka T3 series of rifles.

Also available in LH configurations for Remington type actions.

Game Stalker

The Game Hunter has al the great features of our popular Game Hunter stock and combines them with a traditional grip. Its high cheek piece is a perfect fit for high rings and large objective lenses and its forend is able to accommodate larger barrels.

Features traditional grip similar to our very popular McMillan Hunter.

Game Warden

The Game Warden® shares the same streamline look and vertical pistol grip as the Game Scout, but it features a larger forend which allows it to accept large contour barrels up to a #8. It is an ambidextrous stock and can be inlet for right hand and left hand actions and is available with a fixed comb or an adjustable cheek piece,

Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

Game Scout

The Game Scout design is a duplicate of the Remington Classic stock but with the popular A-3 vertical pistol grip. This gives McMillan A-series stock owners a smooth transition from their tactical stock to a compact hunting stock. It is an ambidextrous stock and can be inletted for most right hand and left hand Remington type actions and for barrel contours up to about a #4 Douglas. It can also be ordered with either of the optional integral cheekpieces. Also available for Winchester, Sako and Tikka T3 actions.

Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

Hunters Edge

This ultralight hunting stock, Hunters Edge, uses the technology developed for the very popular EDGE benchrest stock series. The EDGE technology utilizes 100% graphite construction. It is a slim classic style and may be inletted for any right or left hand Remington 700 or Model 7 action in BDL or blind magazine configuration. The slender forend will accept up to a factory magnum barrel contour or custom barrel similar to a #3 Douglas or smaller. The finished stock will weight in at approximately 26 ounces, depending on the action cutout. Though an ultralight, it is still guaranteed to handle the recoil of all magnum cartridges through .300 Win Mag.

Also available in standard fibreglass materials.

Varmint

We have refined our Varmint stock in response to your requests for a higher comb that accommodates the large bell varmint scopes. In addition to the higher comb, the stock includes conventional checkering, a palm swell on the pistol grip, and a semi-beavertail forearm about 2″ wide. It is an ambidextrous stock that may be inletted for right or left hand actions. It will take barrels up to a #7 Douglas contour.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Tactical Hunter

The Tactical Hunter is a hybrid of hunting and tactical stock designs. It is a modified version of our famous M40A1 HTG stock. The Tactical Hunter has a slightly wider, deeper and more rounded forearm. The forearm has a more pronounced slant on the bottom for height adjustments when used with bags or shooting sticks. This gunstock is a straight ambidextrous style that may be inletted and used both right and left-handed. It is available with or without an integral adjustable cheekpiece.

Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

McMillan Hunter

The McMillan Hunter stock is a variation of our popular Sako Hunter stock design and is modified to fit most Remington 700 type actions. It has the sculptured Sako type pistol grip with palm swell and a Monte Carlo type butt with some cast off. The RH configurations can be inletted for barrel contours up to about a #5 Douglas size with finished shanks of 1.5″ or less. Also available in true left hand versions inletted to a #4 barrel contour.

McMillan Thumbhole

The McMillan Thumbhole stock design is compatible with a wide variety of actions. It has a more conventional and vertical pistol grip than our Lazzeroni Thumbhole and a slightly lower comb at the front. The medium width forearm can be inletted for sporting contours up a Remington Varmint and #5 Douglas type contour. Available in right hand only.

Remington Hunter

The Remington Hunter is a beautifully designed stock with a Monte Carlo cheekpiece as well as a small palm swell. The uniquely designed fine line checkering adds to the “custom” look of the stock. This stock is patterned after the factor Sako 75 varmint and has been adapted specifically for Remington 700 actions. It has a wide forend that will accept up to a #8 barrel contour.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Remington Sporter

The Remington Sporter is a fine, classic hunting rifle stock with a traditional design that includes a shadow-line cheekpiece, straight comb, and borderless checkering on the forend and pistol grip. The forend is large enough to take a #5 barrel contour.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Remington Classic

The Remington Sporter is an exact factory duplicate. It can be used with both the long and short 700, 721, 722, 788 and 40X actions. This stock is available for ADL (blind magazine) or BDL (hinged floorplate) and as a single shot using an ADL trigger guard. It will accommodate up to and including a #4 barrel contour.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Winchester Hunter

The Winchester Hunter stock is a variation of our popular Sako Hunter stock but is modified for use with most Winchester type and Montana type actions. It has the sculptured Sako Hunter type pistol grip with palm swell and a Monte Carlo type buttstock with some cast off. The medium narrow forearm can be inletted for sporting barrel contours up to about a #4 Douglas type with a shank length of 1.5″ or less. It is available in right hand only.

Winchester Classic

The Winchester Classic stock is the stock used for the Winchester Winlite rifle. This stock has a classic comb, no cheekpiece, and is easy to handle. It is available for short or long Model 70 actions as well as featherweight or standard sporter barrel contours. It will accept up to a #4 contour. The stock has no checkering.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Sako Hunter

The Sako Hunter is a copy of the factory original hunter design stock. It has a Monte Carlo cheekpiece, as well as a palm swell. It also has a small amount of cast off and cant, which makes for easier target acquisition. The forend of this stock is very narrow and will take up to a #4 Douglas barrel contour with a short barrel cylinder. Suits Sako, Tikka and Howa actions.

Sako Varmint

The Sako Varmint, with its semi-beavertail forend, is made for use with most Sako actions. This stock has a Monte Carlo comb but no cheekpiece, allowing it to be shot right or left-handed. This stock is one of the more popular stocks in the McMillan line. It will accept up to a #8 Douglas contour. Suits Sako, Tikka and Howa actions.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Sako Classic

The Sako Classic is an Americanised European design with a straight comb and a cheekpiece with a shadow line. The stock has a small amount of cast off as well as cant, which allows the shooter to get behind the scope more easily. The Sako Classic can be used for most Sako actions and will accept up to a #4 Douglas contour. Suits Sako, Tikka and Howa actions.

Available in right and left hand configurations

Sako 75 Hunter

The Sako 75 Hunter is a copy of the factory original hunter design stock. It has a Monte Carlo cheekpiece, as well as a palm swell. It also has a small amount of cast off and cant, which makes for easier target acquisition. The forend of this stock is very narrow and will take up to a #4 Douglas barrel contour with a short barrel cylinder.

Sako 75 Varmint

The Sako 75 Varmint features a Monte Carlo cheekpiece, small palm swell and fine lined checkering. The semi-beavertail forend is wide enough to be stable when shooting off sandbags or pedestals, but not as wide as a benchrest stock. This stock is available for Sako 75-I and 75-III actions only and will accept up to a #8 Douglas barrel contour. It is available in right hand only.

M40A1

The original M40A1 Marine Sniper Rifle stock was designed for a heavy barrel Remington 700. It can be used for either short or long actions, as well as ADL (blind magazine), BDL (hinged floorplate), and most detachable box magazine systems. It will take any barrel contour up to a #8. This stock can also be used for most Remington, Winchester and Savage actions.

Available in right and left hand configurations
Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available with or without texture on the forend and pistol grip for Remington type actions.

Stock Pricing

Please use this as a guide on pricing. Complete our quote form to get a quote for the stock you are interested in.

Retail Pricing Guide

Hunting and Sporting Stocks (i.e. HTG, Game Warden) – price includes single painted finish

FULL INLET – includes actio, floorplate and barrel channel

$1,225.00

Tactical Stocks (i.e. A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5, ADJ A-5, ADJ A-6) – price includes single painted finish

FULL INLET – includes actio, floorplate and barrel channel

$1,435.00

Finishes

e.g. Ambush, Camo, Marble, Transition Camo

$140.00

EDGE Technology upgrade

Includes machined in pillars

$210.00

Pads and Butt Plates

2-way vertical butt plate $270.00

3-way adjustable butt plate $415.00

3-way light weight adjustable butt plate $485.00

Decelerator Pad $150.00

Limbsaver pad $205.00

Spacer System $270.00

Adjustable cheekpieces

Clampbar Cheekpiece w/round knob $270.00

Clampbar cheekpiece w/hex head screw $270.00

Clampbar cheekpiece w/star knob $280.00

Clampbar cheekpiece w/t-knob $280.00

Saddle cheekpiece $285.00

Thumbwheel cheekpiece $270.00

Studs, flush cups and adaptors

Flush Mount base cups installed each $28.00 ea

Flush Mount base cup locking installed $35.00 ea

Sling stud or bipod stud installed $15.00 ea

Wichita fixed 1.5″ sling loop installed $190.00

Flush Mount push button sling loop (1″ or 1.25″) $20.00 ea

Flush Mount push button heavy duty sling loop (1.25″ or 1.5″) $30.00 ea

Sling loop for sling stud (1″ or 1.25″) $10.00 ea

Flush cup adaptor $20.00

Anschutz® stud adaptor $25.00

Freeland stud adaptor $25.00

Rails and pillars installed

Anschutz® rail $120.00

Freeland rail $35.00 ea

Badger EFR mount w/side rails $670.00

McMillan 2″ Picatinny rail $100.00

McMillan 4″ Picatinny rail $110.00

McMillan 6″ Picatinny rail $145.00

Machined-in Aluminium pillars installed x 2 $60.00

Tactical Stocks

Most of the Tactical range has the options of picking which options you would like. Be it adjustable butt/recoil systems or cheekpieces, types of sling mounts and a myriad of colours or finishes. You can change the look and feel to suit your needs.

For pricing, please complete the quote form

Adjustable A6

The Adjustable A6 shares many of the features of our well know Tactical A series stocks while combining elements from our benchrest series to provide a stable shooting platform in a wide variety of positions. Its squared fore end makes it optimal for use with most tripod mounting systems as well as shooting off of barricades. The A6 is ambidextrous and can be inlet for most Remington type actions. It is available with an integral adjustable cheek piece.

Available in right and left hand configurations
Available for Remington and Remington type actions
Available for the Tikka T3X and Tikka T3X CTR

A5 Thumbhole

The A5 Thumbhole takes many elements of our very popular A5 stocks and repackages it in an ambidextrous thumbhole design. It can be inlet for most Remington type actions and is available with an integral adjustable cheek piece.

Available in right and left hand configurations

A-5®

The A-5® stock combines all the most requested features of the entire A-series into one professional tactical rifle stock. Compared to our other A-series stocks, the A-5® uses a beavertail forearm that is wider and flatter. The action and barrel sit lower for enhanced stability. The A-5® uses a trim pistol grip. The dual purpose butt hook is fully functional for either riding sandbags or controlling the rifle with the non-trigger hand. The A-5® can be made as light as 2.5 lbs. Different molds are available for Remington, Winchester, Sako 75, Sako A-series, Howa, Savage, Weatherby Mark V, and most custom benchrest actions in both right and left hand configurations.

Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

A-4

The A-4 tactical sniper stock was originally designed for the USMC. The forend is similar to the A-2 but with the bottom dropped to be parallel to the top. It has a vertical pistol grip and a butt hook for better control of the butt with the non-trigger hand. It is available with fixed length of pull or adjustable spacer system. The A-4 will accommodate all Remington 700 type actions.

Available in fixed comb, saddle cheek piece or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

A3-5

This A3-5 stock is a variation of our famous A-3 stock but with the addition of an A-5 type butt hook on the bottom of the butt. The flat on the bottom of the hook is about 3/4” wide. This stock is only available with an adjustable integral cheekpiece which gives both vertical and horizontal adjustments and is available with either the standard or thumbwheel elevator system.

Available in right and left hand configurations

A-3

The A-3 is a modified lightweight version of our popular A-2 stock. It is the most widely used field sniper stock available. It is available with or without an adjustable integral cheekpiece. The forend is .312 inch shallower than the A-2 from top to bottom to provide a more stable platform while shooting off sand bags or a pedestal.

Available in fixed comb or adjustable cheek piece configurations
Available in right and left hand configurations

Warranty

100% Guaranteed Satisfaction

Every McMillan Fiberglass Stock carries an “Unconditional Lifetime Warranty” against cracking, warping, splitting, breaking or becoming unserviceable for any reason. If a problem occurs, the stock will be repaired, replaced or the purchase price will be refunded.

If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your McMILLAN fiberglass stock, return it within 30 days in good condition for a full refund or exchange.