Mauser Stock Suggestions

[catmandu]

I picked up a sportier VZ-24 in 358 Win. It has a Hogue rubber stock. I wanted to replace it.
Any recommendations from those who have done it?
On the McMillian site they note that their Mouser stock won’t fit the VZ-24. I thought is was close to the 98K?
Please enlighten me on the differences and good recommendations.

Paul in WNY

[Der Gebirgsjager]

What do you want to replace it with? Wood? Did you try Boyd's Gunstocks?

[catmandu]

I’ve looked at their site. But wanted advise from others.
Paul in NY

[TNsailorman]

I have used Boyd's stock and they are OK but there are other sources. The VZ 24 mauser is just a shade different than a regular mauser is a large ring action but it is a tad shorter in action length than the regular mauser. I have a 24/47(model 24 re-arsenaled in 1947). Richards Micro Fit makes stocks for the 24 or did the last time I looked some years ago. Wenig may also make stocks for it. These are th folks I know and trust but there should be others. james

[catmandu]

Thank you James. I’ll start by looking up the names you mentioned.

Paul in WNY

[kens]

Richards stocks
http://richardsmicrofitgunstocks.com/

[sghart3578]

I have a VZ24 in 7X57 that was a South American contract rifle.

I removed the military stock and went with a Boyd's. I couldn't be happier.

253755

[fast ronnie]

I just bought a Boyd's a while back for a new project. The action dropped in with zero work. Haven't barreled it yet, but will have to do some carving there. It's one of their laminated ones, and looks great.

[catmandu]

Thanks for the pic and the Boyd’s advise. It’s nice to know what has been tried that works.

[nicholst55]

Don't overlook Stocky's Stocks.

[phaessler]

+1 for Richards, but be ready to work at it.....they arent finished drop-ins, I have done about 10+ .