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Not sure if it has been mentioned yet, but Bansner is now offering aftermarket stocks for the Pre-64 M70's. I ordered one for a commercial FN Mauser a while back and was just checking for updates on their website and noticed they are now available. Don't have the new Bansner yet, but it should be ready soon.

https://www.bansnerandcompany.com/product-category/bansner-composite-stocks/classic/

Hope this helps someone.

Kansan

We've been talking about the new Bansner Miller stocks in other threads. Seems like a great option. Just waiting for someone honest to give a good report on them.

I ordered mine in September, so it should be ready soon. I won't be able to provide feedback on the pre-64 specifically, but the FN Mauser shouldn't be too much different as far as build and quality.

Kansan

I don't think I would buy from them. They don't know what they are selling. They probably don't really know what they are doing. There is only two action inlets for a pre 64, standard and H&H Magnums, and that is only a slightly opened up magazine well toward the front. There is no such thing as short action pre64 inletting. The barrel inlet choices are a joke as well. Looks like someone with money started a company with no knowledge of the product.

Great intel. I am looking forward to a couple Miller Classics in the future. They look like my sorta stock.

Mark is pretty knowledgeable; I’m happy to have another option for p’64.

Same, and a solid option at that. Kevin Weaver orders flat tops. He will inlet for whatever you want.

Thanks for the heads up on a synthetic stock option for pre 64s

I have talked to mark directly and probably will again tomorrow at the Dallas safari club. I bought a miller for pattern my stainless classic 300 wm. Really love the ergos and seems to be really good quality. I had to tweak the inleeting just a little but I bought mine without finish so I could get it just the way I wanted and then send it back out for finish. I read somewhere else in another thread I think they were going to all Cnc inletting.

Appreciate the insight I’m thinking on a LH post 64 classic stainless.

Good to hear they are doing stocks for pre 64s now. I would have no hesitation in getting another stock from Mark and company.