[RangerPointPrecision]

Hi Gents - Our first set of Marlin "synthetic" all weather stocks is finally available. The forearm works on any centerfire model and we're starting off with a pistol grip butt stock (straight stock still needs to be designed).

These robust, glass-filled polymer stocks blend traditional lines with modern functionality, enhancing the look, feel, utility and durability of Marlin’s classic hunting rifles.

https://www.rangerpointstore.com/marlin-stocks/

Details below and photos.

Kimberly


Forearm Key Features:

• Robust, weatherproof, 40% glass filled polymer
• 10.5" length and includes 12 M-LOK slots for accessories
• Grippy texture and generous palm swell for confident control
• Paintable with low temperature paint coatings like Duracoat or Cerakote
• Fits all Marlin centerfire lever guns (barrel band models use optional adapter)
• Weighs only 3oz (half a traditional wood forearm)
• Easy install (light fitting may be required)

Butt Stock Key Features:

• Robust, weatherproof, 40% glass filled polymer
• Side flush cup mount holes and bottom sling stud hole make it easy to add hardware
• Grippy sandstone texture for a non-slip finish
• 13.5" length with premium Limbsaver AirTech recoil pad installed (included)
• Paintable with low temperature bake on paint coatings like Duracoat or Cerakote (not KG Gun Kote)
• Fits all Marlin centerfire lever guns
• Weighs only 4oz (almost half a traditional wood forearm)
• Easy install in minutes

Fits Marlin Centerfire rifles such as Marlin 336 .30-30 and .35 Rem; Marlin 308 and 338; Marlin 410, Marlin 444; Marlin 1894 in 218 Bee, 25-20, 35-20, .327 Mag, .357 Mag, .44 Mag, .45 Long Colt Marlin 1895 in .45-70 govt; Marlin 450M, etc.

 

[Bango Skank]

This is great, ill be ordering a set shortly

 

[Bango Skank]

Well, im up in the arctic, wont be home for another month, but had the stock set ordered to my parents house, and apparently it has arrived already. That was sure fast. Still waiting on word from my local gun shop that my 1895 dark is in.

 

[gunner76]

Any plans on offering a set that is more traditional without the m-lok and side sling points on the stock? Something that looks like the factory wood, just made from polymer.

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

Any plans on offering a set that is more traditional without the m-lok and side sling points on the stock? Something that looks like the factory wood, just made from polymer.

Hi Gunner76 - At this time no we do not but that might change in the future. For now, we're were trying to offer something that could be more functional while also keeping the traditional lines vs. the AR-15 style metal handguards. As sales pickup and we see enough interest in nylon stocks, we'll be able to determine next steps for additional stocks - including a straight grip butt stock. These designs are pretty sophisticated as are the up front costs so we need to take it slow.

Kimberly

 

[rx7dryver]

What are the holes bored into the side of the stock for?

How much fitting is required to install a set?

I like the idea of the weight savings on a user rifle.

 

[gunner76]

What are the holes bored into the side of the stock for?

How much fitting is required to install a set?

I like the idea of the weight savings on a user rifle.

I believe the holes are to attach a sling mount.

 

[rx7dryver]

I believe the holes are to attach a sling mount.

Maybe you are right but they look way too big for that to me.

 

[gunner76]

Hi Gunner76 - At this time no we do not but that might change in the future. For now, we're were trying to offer something that could be more functional while also keeping the traditional lines vs. the AR-15 style metal handguards. As sales pickup and we see enough interest in nylon stocks, we'll be able to determine next steps for additional stocks - including a straight grip butt stock. These designs are pretty sophisticated as are the up front costs so we need to take it slow.

Kimberly

That's understandable. Your forearm looks a lot better than the metal ones that are offered for the leverguns.

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

What are the holes bored into the side of the stock for?

How much fitting is required to install a set?

I like the idea of the weight savings on a user rifle.

The side holes are for flush cups for slings. There is also a bottom hole if you prefer a sling stud. The stocks take a few minutes to install with usually no fitting.

 

[eliminator]

Will the butt stock fit on an 1894 with an existing straight grip stock?

 

[bgavin]

I assume these are not legal for SASS?

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

Will the butt stock fit on an 1894 with an existing straight grip stock?

Right now we only have a pistol grip stock. The only way to use it on a straight grip model would be to switch out the straight grip trigger guard to a pistol grip one (buy a used one from Numrich) and replace the lever to a pistol grip lever. Basically a conversion. We do plan at some point to have a straight grip version just not sure on the timing.

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

I assume these are not legal for SASS?

I would doubt they would approve of nylon stocks. They did approve our trigger kit, flyweight loading gate and 1894 extractor.

 

[Gareth Holland]

Question from across the pond, do you export to the UK ? Gareth.

 

[bgavin]

They did approve our trigger kit, flyweight loading gate and 1894 extractor.

Yep. And I bought 'em for my 1894CB

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

Question from across the pond, do you export to the UK ? Gareth.

Hi Gareth - Yes sir but not directly. You can order from our International sales/export partner.

Juan Varona, VT Services Group
11592 Highview Dr, Unit 150 Belton, TX 76513
Ph. 254.935.3800
[email protected]
https://shop.vtservicesgroup.com

 

[DeoVindice]

Do you have any plans to offer youth-length stocks? I tend to prefer around a 12" LOP and would prefer to not have to cut down a brand-new stock if I could avoid it.

 

[RangerPointPrecision]

Do you have any plans to offer youth-length stocks? I tend to prefer around a 12" LOP and would prefer to not have to cut down a brand-new stock if I could avoid it.

Not at this time but maybe next year. We're taking this one step at a time.

Kimberly


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[winter is coming]

Not at this time but maybe next year. We're taking this one step at a time.

Quick restock questions:

1) Is this buttstock going to be offered again?
2) Is your MLOK handguard going to be offered again?

Just got in a place where I can set up my Marlin and now both are gone!