Replacement Stock For a Rem 700?

[TennesseeNuc]

Hi All,
I've got a Rem model700, short action with a detachable mag.  It is SS with a factory synthetic stock.
Here is my problem: It shoots great...small groups.  But, whenever I take the action out of the stock and replace it the POI shifts and this requires re-zeroing.  I've tried using a torque wrench to set it the same, but it doesn't seem to help.  The factory stock is one of those molded "PVC" things.  I figured that the bedding was not that great, but bedding compounds won't stick to the plastic.  Well so much for that part.
My question is: Does anyone know of a stock company that makes a decent replacement stock for a Rem short action detachable mag?
None of the catalogues that I have list one for this particular combination.
You would think that a Rem 700 is common enough that someone would make one for all their variations.  But, so far I haven't found one.  :?  Have any of you all come across one of this variation?
Later,
TnNuc

[like2shoot]

The plastic stocks can be bedded. You need to use a dremel with a drill bit or burr end and rough up the area where you want the compound to adhere. The compound will flow into the holes and rough spots, then stay there. There are instructions that come with the kits.

[Iowegan]

Tenn, This little trick should fix your problem:  Find a flat washer with a hole large enough for the front stock screw. Put the washer in a vise and squeeze the edges until it is arched. Remove the barreled action and place the washer between the stock and barrel with the front stock screw going through the washer. Tighten the stock screws and you're done. This free floats the barrel and improves accuracy. It will also be more "repeatable" when you remove / replace the stock. I've done this with many 700's and it's always worked. No need for bedding or replacement.

[Rmouleart]

I bought a Hogue full bedded rubber over molded stock for my Ruger, I believe Hogue makes them for the 700, The feel of this stock is the best, won't feel so bad out in foul weather, also Bell&Carlson I have heard makes a good stock as well. Aim small hit small.
http://www.gunaccessories.com/HogueRubberGrips/OverMolded.asp

http://www.gunaccessories.com/BellCarlson/Carbelite.asp

[smoky]

I believe that McMillan can build that stock for you.  The also listed ready to go stocks on their website.  They ain't cheap, but neither are Mercedes.

Smoky

[james]

I broke my good BDL wood stock so I ordered a Rem synthetic.  The .223 shoots good with it but I have since discovered Boyd's Laminated thumbhole stocks.  They are very reasonable in price and I have heard nothing bad about them.  I wish I had got the laminated stock rather than the synthetic.  They might  even inlet one for your DM 700.
James

[TennesseeNuc]

Thanks Guys,
Thanks for taking time to reply to my question.  There is always someone out there that has "been there done that" and I appreciate you sharing your experience.
Later,
TnNuc