Mcmillian stocks

[Skyvalhunter]

Anyone have any experience with McMillian synthetic stocks?

[Tracker0721]

They’re pretty darn good. The owners son started up his own company making a more economical model, his company is Greyboe. Only ones that have rights to make those stock designs.

[Ironhead]

I have 2 of the Remington hunter stocks from Mcmillan. I like the way feel but they are heavy and spendy too!

[Tundra]

I have one of their stocks on my Rem 700 KS Custom Mt Rifle.  Liked it so much I bought one of the ultra light edge stocks for my brother's Mt Rifle.  For a light weight Mt Rifle they work great. IMO

[Magnum_Willys]

Give Manners a look too. They will send samples out for you to try.  Mcmillan wont.  Both can be 5 month lead times for custom orders or see Stockys.com

[Taco280AI]

Anyone have any experience with McMillian synthetic stocks?

Yes

[ellensburgpo]

I've had several McMillan stocks, they are a big step up over most factory stocks. If you're worried about weight go with edge fill. The last three aftermarket stocks I've gone with have been manners . Personally I think they are a better stock, but it's subjective as both are very good. Only factory stock I've seen that is as good as either is the one on a kimber Montana. The manners have all been a true drop in fit with no work, one McMillan took about five minutes to get right.

[jasnt]

Give Manners a look too. They will send samples out for you to try.  Mcmillan wont.  Both can be 5 month lead times for custom orders or see Stockys.com

ive never shot a McMillan but I absolutely love my manners

[b23]

Anyone have any experience with McMillian synthetic stocks?

I have a few McM stocks, two A5's and a Rem Varmint.  McM makes a top shelf product.  As has already been mentioned, Manners, also makes an equally top shelf product, IMO, you can't go wrong with either.

[Skyvalhunter]

Thanks for the info guys. I am looking to replace my Weatherby stock. My gunsmith friend in AK uses them but says I will probably have to check the bedding for sure.

[Mulieman]

Give Manners a look too. They will send samples out for you to try.  Mcmillan wont.  Both can be 5 month lead times for custom orders or see Stockys.com

ive never shot a McMillan but I absolutely love my manners

+1 on this

[crabcreekhunter]

 Have a McMillan hunters edge and game scout, also have a manners eh1.  I'll stick with McMillan from here on out I believe.

[grundy53]

Just a heads up. There is a stock company called Grayboe. It was started by the founder of Mcmillan stocks son, Ryan McMillan who was a navy seal. They make great stocks. Similar to Mcmillan's but I believe they are production not custom. I own one and love it. A lot less expensive too. Just an option to think about.
https://grayboe.com/

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[Karl Blanchard]

McMillan makes a great product.  I've got a couple of them.  Very solid company as well.  When we ordered a shorter LOP for the rifle we built for Keegan (young boy battling cancer) our bill came and all that was on it was "tell Keegan we got his back."  Fine folks.

[Karl Blanchard]

Keegans

[elkaholic123]

McMillan makes a great product.  "tell Keegan we got his back."  Fine folks.

That is awesome

[Magnum_Willys]

Thanks for the info guys. I am looking to replace my Weatherby stock. My gunsmith friend in AK uses them but says I will probably have to check the bedding for sure.

Oh Weatherby - that really limits your options. Mcmillan had one I know but not sure the others do.  If Vanguard/Hogue some options but Mark 5 not so much.

[deerhunter_98520]

Check out Boyd's stocks pretty sure they make some for the mark v and for the price it's hard to beat.

[jasnt]

Manners does inlet for Weatherby Vanguard. I have one in the T2 model

[fliesitdies]

Question
I have 2 Rem 700's, 1 is the XCR2 300wsm and a custom 7mm mag. How can I tell if the stocks are composite or recycled water bottles. I have been looking at the Grayboe stocks with dropbox for a  upgrade. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Fliesitdies

[b23]

Question
I have 2 Rem 700's, 1 is the XCR2 300wsm and a custom 7mm mag. How can I tell if the stocks are composite or recycled water bottles. I have been looking at the Grayboe stocks with dropbox for a  upgrade. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Fliesitdies

It's usually pretty obvious when they are the plastic POS stocks.  They're generally very light and you can twist/flex them with your hands fairly easy.

For a relatively inexpensive stock, but still a pretty good piece, you can usually find like new HS Precision take offs for $225-$250.  B&C stocks will often look very similar but I don't think they are as stout as the HS Prec.  McM and Manners, both, make a top notch stock but their prices ranges start at double and go up from there.  Also, unless you buy a used one or luck out and find one in stock somewhere, you'll be waiting 3-6 months minimum for a McM or Manners.  They have a lot more options for sizes, shapes, and colors too though.

[carpsniperg2]

I like the McMillan better then manners but my McMillan stocks are heavy.
Just cause of the models I have picked I know they make lighter ones.
Fit finish and feel are top notch.