GRS Stocks

What makes GRS different?

GRS Riflestocks began as a Norwegian furniture maker in 1983 and moved into rifle stocks in 2011 under brothers Håvard and Oscar Haugen. Every GRS stock is CNC-machined in Norway from either a glass-fibre reinforced composite or birch laminate, depending on the model. The lineup is built around one idea: a stock that fits the shooter. Most GRS stocks ship with adjustable length of pull, a height- and cant-adjustable recoil pad, and an adjustable cheek piece as standard.

Product Lines at a Glance

GRS stocks are organized into five lines at Bullet Central:

GRS Bifrost – The most adjustable composite GRS stock. Glass-fibre reinforced shell with integrated Picatinny rails, flush cups, QD sling mounts, and an adjustable cheek piece and length of pull. For hunting, stalking, and general-purpose precision shooting.
GRS Warg – Chassis-style GRS stock with a vented forend. Built for long-range and tactical shooting.
GRS Sporter – Birch laminate GRS stock in a classic sporter profile. Adjustable cheek piece and recoil pad. Finished in Brown, Nordic Wolf, or Green Mountain Camo.
GRS Hunter Light – Lightweight birch laminate GRS stock for alpine hunting, stalking, and rimfire builds. Inlets for Ruger 10/22, CZ 457, Tikka T3/T3X, Remington 700, and more.
GRS Fenris – Entry-priced GRS stock. Streamlined design with an adjustable cheek piece and butt pad. Inlets for Tikka, Remington 700 BDL SA, and Bergara B-14 HMR.

Which GRS Stock Is Right for You?

Lightweight hunting and stalking → GRS Hunter Light
Mixed hunting and target work with maximum adjustability → GRS Bifrost
Long-range or tactical shooting → GRS Warg
Classic wood-look hunting build → GRS Sporter
Entry-priced upgrade from a factory stock → GRS Fenris

Why Buy GRS Stocks From Bullet Central

We stock GRS stocks for the most common inlets: Remington 700 BDL SA/LA, Tikka T3/T3X, Tikka CTR, Tikka T1X, Savage 10/12 and 110/112, Bergara B-14 HMR, Mauser M98, Blaser R8 Professional, Browning X Bolt, Weatherby Vanguard, Sauer 200 STR, Ruger 10/22, and CZ 457. Pair your GRS stock with a Bix'n Andy trigger, a Bartlein barrel, or Hawkins bottom metal at checkout. Fit questions? Contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the GRS Bifrost and the GRS Warg?

The Bifrost is GRS's most adjustable composite stock, suited to hunting and general-purpose precision work. The Warg is a chassis-style stock with a vented forend, built for long-range and tactical shooting.

Are GRS stocks adjustable?

Yes. Most GRS stocks ship with an adjustable cheek piece, adjustable length of pull, and a height- and cant-adjustable recoil pad. No gunsmithing required.

What are GRS stocks made of?

Two main materials. The Bifrost uses a glass-fibre reinforced composite. The Sporter and Hunter Light use birch laminate.

Which actions do GRS stocks fit?

GRS makes inlets for Remington 700, Tikka T3/T3X/T1X/CTR, Savage 10/12 and 110/112, Bergara B-14, Blaser R8, Mauser M98, Browning X Bolt, Weatherby Vanguard, Sauer 200, Ruger 10/22, and CZ 457.

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