GRS Sporter Laminate Stock, Anschütz 1771

• Adjustable fit with SpeedLock: The GRS Sporter uses push-button adjustment for the cheekpiece and length of pull, helping the rifle sit in the same position from shot to shot for steadier head placement and more consistent recoil control.
• Birch laminate construction: The laminate stock combines stiffness with good dimensional stability, which is useful for hunting and competition rifles that need a solid bedding platform and predictable handling in changing conditions.
• Ergonomic grip and textured contact points: The shaped grip and added texture support a relaxed wrist angle and secure hold, making the rifle easier to manage from field positions as well as from supported shooting setups.
• Varmint barrel channel: The 0,86 in (22 mm) diameter barrel channel is suited to heavier-profile barrels, giving this stock a practical role on rifles built for precision work, load development, or dual-purpose hunting and target use.
• Built for broad use: With applications spanning competition, driven hunt, and stalking, this model balances adjustability, control, and carry-friendly proportions for shooters who want one stock to cover several roles.

About the GRS Sporter Series

The GRS Sporter series is built around the idea of a birch-laminate rifle stock that can serve both hunting and competition shooting without becoming overly specialized. In the GRS lineup, it sits as an all-round design that combines the warmth and rigidity of laminate with the brand’s practical approach to shooter fit. A defining feature of the series is GRS SpeedLock adjustment, which allows quick changes to stock dimensions so the rifle can be set up for different body types, optics heights, and shooting positions.

Adjustable length of pull and cheekpiece height are central to the Sporter concept, because they help the shooter maintain a repeatable head position and shoulder mount. That matters whether the rifle is used for stalking, a fast driven-hunt shot, or a more deliberate string on the range. The series is also known for its ergonomic grip shape and broad field of use, and GRS lists it for driven hunts, stalking, and competition. In practical terms, the Sporter is aimed at shooters who want a stock with more fit and control than a conventional factory stock, while keeping the familiar feel and balance of a traditional rifle.

About the GRS Sporter Laminate Stock, Anschütz 1771

The GRS Sporter Laminate Stock, Anschütz 1771 gives the Anschütz action a more adaptable and competition-capable platform while remaining suitable for hunting use. Its laminate construction provides a solid, stable base, and the glass bedding setup supports consistent action fit for shooters who want dependable accuracy from a rifle that may be used across several disciplines. With a weight of 1380.00 g and an overall length of 760.00 mm, it remains substantial enough for controlled shooting without becoming excessively bulky.

The stock is configured as a right-hand model and includes an adjustable cheek piece, which is especially useful when pairing the rifle with different scope heights or seeking a more natural line of sight behind the optic. The 363.00 mm length of pull gives a full-size fit, while the 53.00 mm forend width offers a stable contact surface on bags, rests, or improvised field support. The Varmint 0,86 in (22 mm) diameter barrel channel makes this version well suited to heavier barrel profiles, which is a practical advantage for precision-oriented Anschütz 1771 builds.

GRS also rates the stock for Competition, Driven Hunt, Stalking, showing its mixed-role intent. Added grip texture improves control in wet or cold conditions, and the stated 3.50 nm torque setting gives a clear installation reference. For shooters building a refined hunting rifle or a crossover target rifle around the Anschütz 1771, this model focuses on fit, recoil management, and positional consistency rather than ornament.

About GRS

GRS began its story in 2010 in Grodås, Hornindal, Norway, while the family business behind it started earlier, in 1983 as Grodås Møbler AS, a furniture manufacturer. That background helps explain the brand’s emphasis on stock shaping, ergonomics, and material finishing. Today, GRS Riflestocks AS is headquartered in Hornindal and focuses on rifle stocks for hunting and shooting.

The company’s range includes laminate, composite, and aluminum chassis designs, with product families such as Hunter Light, Sporter, Bifrost, Fenris, Warg, and Ragnarok. GRS began making laminate rifle stocks in 2011, and its adjustment-focused design approach is closely associated with the GRS SpeedLock system. In this category, the brand is known for combining practical shooter fit with field-ready stock geometry, giving hunters and target shooters a more adaptable alternative to standard factory stocks.

Main Features

• Manufacturer: GRS
• Series: GRS Sporter
• Made in: Norway
• Material: Laminate
• Weight: 1380.00 g
• Length: 760.00 mm
• Length of Pull: 363.00 mm
• Forend width: 53.00 mm
• Configuration: Right Hand
• Barrel Channel: Varmint 0,86 in (22 mm) diameter
• Cheek piece adjustment: Yes
• Foldable: No
• Application: Competition, Driven Hunt, Stalking
• Bedding Type: Glass
• Torque settings: 3.50 nm
• Max Caliber: .375 HH
• Added grip texture: Yes

Warranty

GRS states a 5-year warranty for its rifle stocks from the date of purchase. This gives clear long-term coverage for defects in materials and workmanship within the stated period.

In the Box

• GRS Sporter stock
• Owners Manual
• GRS Decals