Description
The Hogue 07001 is purpose-built for the Winchester Model 70 long action wearing a sporter-profile barrel. It starts with a super rigid fiberglass-reinforced skeleton that gives the stock its backbone, then gets completely wrapped in the same soft rubber compound Hogue uses on its handgun grips. That rubber bonds chemically and mechanically to the insert during molding, so it becomes a permanent part of the stock rather than a coating that peels or wears off. The result is a stock that shrugs off rain, sweat, solvents, and hard knocks in the field without complaint.
What the Hogue OverMolded Winchester 70 Stock Brings to Your Rifle
The rubber overmolding is the whole point here. It gives you a genuine non-slip hold in cold, wet, or gloved conditions, cushions felt recoil, and kills the noise that hard synthetic and wood stocks make when brush or a sling buckle taps against them. For hunters who spend real time in the woods, that quiet, tacky surface is the kind of thing you notice on every stalk. The forend carries a varminter-style profile with Hogue's cobblestone texture, and the ambidextrous palm swells and straight comb make it comfortable whether you shoot right or left handed.
Bedding and Fit on the Hogue 07001
Hogue builds these stocks with aluminum pillar bedding at the action screw locations, which keeps your torque values consistent and stops the action from shooting loose over a season of use. The barrel channel is cut for a sporter-contour barrel and free-floats it for better consistency downrange. Keep in mind this stock uses a one-piece trigger guard and floor plate assembly, so if your Model 70 came with a separate setup you'll want the one-piece unit to seat things properly. It does not use the original barrel band but does reuse your factory stock attachment screw.
Installation is about as simple as rifle projects get. It's a drop-in fit with sling swivel studs already in place and a soft recoil pad on the butt, so most folks have their rifle back together in a few minutes with basic hand tools.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Hogue
- Manufacturer Part Number: 07001
- Model: OverMolded
- UPC: 743108070017
- Fits: Winchester Model 70 Long Action, Sporter Barrel
- Action: Long
- Material: Fiberglass-reinforced skeleton with overmolded rubber
- Bedding: Aluminum pillar
- Color / Finish: Black
- Comb Style: Straight comb with ambidextrous palm swells
- Forend: Varminter style with cobblestone texture
- Barrel Channel: Free-floated, sporter contour
- Trigger Guard: Requires one-piece trigger guard / floor plate
- Shipping Weight: 3.11 lbs
What’s Included
- Hogue OverMolded stock for Winchester Model 70 long action
- Installed aluminum pillar bedding
- Sling swivel studs
- Recoil pad
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Hogue 07001 fit my Winchester Model 70 long action?
It's designed for the Winchester Model 70 long action with a sporter-contour barrel. The stock requires a one-piece trigger guard and floor plate assembly to seat correctly, so if your rifle came with a separate floor plate setup you'll need to fit a one-piece unit. It reuses your factory stock attachment screw but does not use the original barrel band.
Is this Hogue OverMolded stock a drop-in install?
Yes, for the most part. It's built as a drop-in replacement with the pillar bedding, sling swivel studs, and recoil pad already in place. Most owners have the rifle reassembled in a few minutes using basic hand tools, and it's a good idea to check torque on the action screws once it's together.
Does the rubber overmolding actually help with recoil and grip?
The soft rubber shell gives you a non-slip hold in wet, cold, or gloved conditions and takes some of the sting out of felt recoil compared to a bare synthetic or wood stock. It also quiets the stock down, so brush and gear contact doesn't spook game. Combined with the soft recoil pad on the butt, it makes range and field time noticeably more comfortable.
Does the aluminum pillar bedding help accuracy?
It does. The aluminum pillars at the action screw locations give you a solid, consistent metal-to-metal contact point so the action seats the same way every time and doesn't shoot loose. Paired with the free-floated barrel channel, that consistency is what lets your Model 70 print tighter, more repeatable groups.





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