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The Hogue Ruger Model 77 MKII Short Action stock takes the same rubber Hogue built its name on with pistol grips and wraps it around a rifle. Underneath the soft exterior is a rigid fiberglass-reinforced skeleton molded to match the short action with a standard barrel, so your rifle sits in a platform built specifically for it rather than a one-size-fits-most shell. That combination gives you a stock that feels solid in the hands and shrugs off weather, solvents, and the kind of abuse a hunting rifle sees over the years.
The rubber overmold is the star here. It chemically and mechanically bonds to the insert, so it never peels or feels like a slip-on sleeve. The payoff in the field is real: the surface stays quiet against brush and clothing, holds tight with wet or gloved hands, and dampens some of the sting when the shot breaks. Hunters tend to notice the quietness first, since a hard synthetic stock knocking against a tree stand or blind can give you away fast.
The design carries a sleek straight comb that lines you up naturally behind a scope, plus ambidextrous palm swells that fill the hand whether you shoot right or left. Up front, the varminter-style forend gives you a wide, stable platform for shooting off a bag or bipod, and it wears Hogue's Cobblestone texture for extra grip. A soft recoil pad on the butt rounds out the package and does its part to tame felt kick.
This is a drop-in stock built around aluminum pillar bedding, which helps keep your action screws torqued consistently and adds to repeatable accuracy. Many owners run it right out of the box and are happy, while more particular target folks like to bed the recoil lug area for that last bit of consistency. Either way, it's a straightforward, budget-friendly upgrade over a tired factory stock.
This stock is molded specifically for the Ruger Model 77 MKII short action with a standard-contour barrel, and it also fits Hawkeye short actions built on the same footprint. It will not fit heavy or varmint barrel profiles or long actions, so match your rifle's action length and barrel contour before ordering. If your rifle has a bull or heavy barrel, you'll want the heavy barrel version instead.
No, it's designed as a drop-in upgrade. You pull your action from the factory stock, set it into the Hogue, and torque the action screws down against the aluminum pillars. Most folks with a screwdriver and a little patience can swap it at the kitchen table.
The aluminum pillars keep your action screw tension consistent and prevent the rubber from compressing over time, which helps your zero hold shot to shot. Many owners are satisfied with the out-of-the-box accuracy. If you're chasing the tightest possible groups, glass bedding the recoil lug area is a popular next step that squeezes out a bit more consistency.
The rubber is chemically and mechanically bonded to the internal skeleton during molding, so it forms a permanent bond rather than acting like a slip-on cover. It stands up well to weather, solvents, and years of field use. The soft finish is also what makes these stocks so quiet in the woods.
| UPC | 743108770009 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 77000 |
| Shipping Weight | 3.0 |
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