Is bedding your rifle action necessary with a Grayboe stock? The answer might surprise you. Our stocks are engineered for a perfect, drop-in fit—no glass bedding required. But if you prefer to bed your rifle, that’s totally fine too. Here’s what you need to know.
Bergara’s B-14 rifles are known for their precision—but even great rifles can be made better. This post dives into why Grayboe stocks are the go-to Bergara B14 aftermarket stock upgrade. Whether you’re hunting, competing, or refining your long-range setup, we cover the benefits of Grayboe’s Phoenix 2, Trekker, and Ridgeback models—each engineered for a seamless, no-gunsmith fit on B-14 actions.
When COVID-19 shuttered gyms, veteran Reginald Dagget found himself at the shooting range instead. This unexpected shift ignited a passion for firearms, reshaping his personal and political views and catapulting him into social media prominence—one viral video at a time.
The Grayboe Trekker is purpose-built for serious shooters and hunters who demand ultralight performance without sacrificing strength. Weighing only 23 ounces, this stock features a universal inlet, memory foam recoil pad, and precision enhancements like a built-in bubble level—all designed to elevate your rifle system without weighing you down.
Choosing the right hunting caliber is key to ethical, accurate shots. From .308 to 6.5 PRC, we break down the best options—and how Grayboe stocks elevate them.
Thinking about dropping your action into a Grayboe stock? Make sure your bottom metal is M5-compatible. In this post, we break down what the M5 footprint is, which rifles work with it, and how to choose the right setup for a clean, secure fit.
What do you get when a 13-year-old kid obsessed with BB guns grows into one of the most respected creators in the firearms world? You get Sean Utley—a creative powerhouse with a deep passion for storytelling, a relentless drive for excellence, and an unshakable foundation of faith. In this episode, Sean opens up about his journey from corporate America to full-time photographer, writer, and 2A advocate, and why staying grounded matters more now than ever.
If you're upgrading to a new stock for your Remington 700 or a clone, you may wonder if the fitment differs between manufacturers. The good news? All Remington 700 clones share the same inlet dimensions, meaning you can confidently select "Remington 700" when ordering your stock. In this guide, we break down the key details, why multiple inlet options exist, and what you need to know for a seamless fit.
Finding the perfect left-handed rifle stock can be challenging, but Grayboe offers top-tier options like the Phoenix 2, Eagle Pro, and Treer Long Action. In this guide, we answer common questions about left-handed stocks, including how to replace the adjustment knob with a flush mount screw for a more comfortable shooting experience. Get all the details on customization and setup for your ideal fit!
Pete Walther dedicated 25 years to serving America as a Green Beret, most notably as part of Task Force Dagger—the elite unit that fought on horseback in Afghanistan after 9/11. His story, portrayed in 12 Strong, is one of resilience, strategy, and leadership. In this episode of The Ryan McMillan Show, Pete reveals what really happened during that mission, the role of Special Forces in global conflicts, and how international affairs affect us all. Don’t miss this powerful conversation!
Launched in 2023, the Grayboe Phoenix 2 revolutionized precision rifle stocks with its adjustable cheek riser, ergonomic grip, and rugged durability. Now in 2025, it remains one of the most trusted stocks for long-range shooters and hunters. With unmatched comfort, reliability, and universal compatibility, the Phoenix 2 continues to prove why it's the gold standard for rifle stocks.
When installing a Grayboe rifle stock, using the correct action screw torque setting is crucial for accuracy, consistency, and durability. The recommended 45 in-lbs torque spec applies to all Grayboe stock models, ensuring proper bedding contact and stability. In this guide, we’ll explain why torque matters, how to apply it correctly, and how to get the best performance from your rifle setup.