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This might be reaching, but I've got to ask. does anyone happen to know if the Mark X action and the CZ 550 action as similar enough that the CZ stock could be used with a Mark X? I'm taking the next step in my long term project to build a 9.3x62 on my Mark X. I've got some specs worked out, but the stock is still up in the air. I like the CZ hogs back stock, but don't want to pay the big bucks for a full on custom. My intent is to keep the overall cost of the build at $1000+/-.
Anyone happen to have both?
how about center to center measurements on the CZ trigger guard?
I may end up with a Macmillan, but want to put it in wood if I can find an easy solution.
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They are not as close as you think. You would have an easier time getting something from Richards Microfit, Great American Gunstocks, boyds, etc...
Being that it is a Mark X, you may be able to get something closer than the typical large ring mauser inlet that can require a fair amount of fitting.
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anything for a remington 798 will work
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A Mauser 98 will not fit a CZ 550 stock. The actions have a fairly different dimensions and the action screw hole spacing is different as well.
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Thanks for the info. I looke din to the 798 stock. I found a nice walnut one for a magnum for a good price, but my flooplate has the release in the trigger guard and the stock was inletted for the cross bolt type and it'd just be ugly.
I know Macmillan will inlet for the Mark X,l so maybe I'm just back to that.
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or why not look for a MKX stock out there and then customize and then duplicate?
The way life should be.
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My MkX has a old Fajen stock on it. I like the slim forend, but not the grip cap. Ideally, I'd like a stock in the style of the older Oberndorf stocks on custom mausers, but just know little of how to source a custom, fromt who and what kind of cost I'm facing.
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Even though many around here like to refer to the CZ550 as a Mauser action, it really isn't. With a big enough hammer anything can be made to fit, but that one would be hard.
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I googled "oberndorf mauser stock pattern" and got a couple hits. Some G&H hits as well. I just want to build the rifle as a classic African "plains" rifle. My own little ideas are banded front sight from NECG, I'm thinking a Williams or Lyman peep receiver sight since the action is already tapped (and a little becuase hemingway liked his receiver sight) and a cartridge trap too. That's mainly why it needs to be in wood. Those details would seem weird in a MCM.
Thanks for the answers on the CZ stock. Now I can get that out of my head.
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I have an original Mark-X magnum stock available, it has been glassed however. Email me if you are interested. Jkob60 msn.com
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