Description
The Woox Furiosa is what happens when old-school walnut meets modern chassis engineering. Instead of choosing between the classic feel of a wood stock and the rigidity of a metal chassis, this one gives you both. Hand-finished American walnut is bonded over a full-length aerospace-grade aluminum skeleton, so every point where your hands and cheek touch the rifle is real wood, while the backbone holding your action stays rock solid. It's cut specifically for the Remington 700 short action with M5 DBM (AICS-pattern) bottom metal, and it also drops onto a long list of Rem 700 clones like Bergara B-14, Defiance, Big Horn, and similar actions.
What the Furiosa Chassis Does for Your Groups
This is a true drop-in system. No pillars, no bedding, no gunsmithing. Your barreled action settles into the rigid aluminum monobloc and free-floats the barrel, which is where the accuracy gains come from. Woox points to independent testing where a Remington 700 that averaged just under an inch with a factory stock tightened up to roughly a third of an inch on the Furiosa. Real-world results always vary with your barrel, ammo, and skills, but the stiffer platform gives you a consistent foundation to build on.
Dialing In the Furiosa to Fit You
The rear stock runs a micro-adjustable cheek riser and adjustable length of pull, both tool-free, so you can lock in perfect eye alignment behind your optic and repeat it every time. The forend carries M-LOK panels at the 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions for bipods, lights, or ammo holders, plus integrated flush cup QD sling mounts and a built-in rail at the toe for a rear monopod or bag rider.
Built for the Bench and the Backcountry
The hard-anodized aluminum core shrugs off heat and humidity, and the walnut won't leave you fussing about a little rain in the field. This walnut version is a right-hand cut, weighs in around 4.8 pounds, and handles barrels up to about 1.25 inches at the shank. Whether you're stretching things out at the range or building a hunting rifle you're proud to carry, the Furiosa earns its keep and turns heads doing it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Woox
- Model: Furiosa
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): SH.CHS011.05
- UPC: 810069393056
- Rifle Fit: Remington 700 M5 DBM Short Action & Rem 700 clones
- Magazine Type: AICS-pattern detachable box magazine (M5 bottom metal)
- Material: American walnut over aerospace-grade aluminum skeleton
- Color / Finish: Walnut with hard-anodized aluminum
- Hand: Right-handed
- Overall Length (OAL): 31 in
- Length of Pull: Adjustable, approx. 13-11/16 in to 14-1/8 in
- Weight: Approx. 4.8 lbs
- Max Barrel Contour: Free-floats barrels up to approx. 1.25 in
- Accessory Mounting: M-LOK panels at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock; toe rail; QD flush cups
- Cheek Riser: Micro-adjustable, tool-free
- Installation: Drop-in, no bedding or pillars required
What’s Included
- Woox Furiosa chassis (walnut) fit for Remington 700 M5 DBM short action
- Adjustable walnut cheek riser
- Recoil pad
- Length-of-pull adjustment hardware
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Furiosa chassis fit my rifle if it isn't a factory Remington 700?
This version is inletted for the Remington 700 short action with M5 DBM (AICS-pattern) bottom metal, and it also fits the wide family of Rem 700 clones. That includes actions like Bergara B-14, Defiance, Big Horn Arms, Bat Machine, and Kelbly. If you're running a true 700 footprint short action, you're in good shape, but double-check your action's clone status before ordering.
Do I need a gunsmith to install the Woox Furiosa?
No. The Furiosa is a genuine drop-in system, so there are no pillars, no bedding, and no gunsmithing required. You pull your barreled action from the old stock and torque it into the aluminum monobloc, and the barrel free-floats from there. Most folks have it swapped over on the bench in a few minutes.
Does the walnut hold up in wet weather?
It does. All the structural work is handled by the hard-anodized aluminum skeleton underneath, and that core is unaffected by heat or humidity. The walnut is a finished surface layer, so a little rain in the field won't cause the point-of-impact shifts people worry about with traditional wood stocks.
How much can I adjust the Furiosa to fit me?
Quite a bit, and all of it is tool-free. The cheek riser is micro-adjustable so you can line up perfectly behind your optic, and the length of pull adjusts in seconds to match your build or shooting position. The forend also has M-LOK panels and a toe rail so you can add a bipod, bag rider, or rear monopod.




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