Anyone have a list of post WWII rifles with wood stocks?

[Aragorn243]

As my collection seems to be expanding beyond WWII items, I've decided to look into wood stocked Milsurps as my possible cut off point. Not my area of expertise at all. I can think if the following:

Egyptian Hakim
French MAS 49 series
AK-47 types
SkS types
M-14
FR-7, FR-8
Yugo 48
Yugo 24/47

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[jmoore]

Some few that spring to mind:

FN49
Early FALs and lots of L1a1s.
Some SVD variants.
Some CETMEs.

But except for the FN49s, many are now found with non-wood furniture.

There's been wood furniture for the AR15 platform, but none military.

[Patrick Chadwick]

FN Model 1950 Mauser short rifle (Belgium, Israel, Colombia...)
Madsen Model 47 (Columbia...) - probably the last original design of a repeating rifle with wooden stock.
Indian (RFI) .308 Enfields. 2A and 2A1. Made up to about 1970!
The Indian 2A/2A1s were probably the very last fully wood-stocked bolt-action repeaters to be manufactured for regular service use.
That was about it for bolt-action repeaters.

Then the self-loaders:
Beretta/Breda M59 Garands in .308 (not quite the same as the original .30M1).
Czech VZ 52/57
Heckler & Koch SL7 (OK, not front-line army issue, more for training and army reservists).
What came after may have had a wood/laminate butt (Dragunow, AK47 etc), but full stocks were out of fashion.
Now it's all black and plastic shooting machines.

[Comrade Mike]

-The Egyptian Rasheed
-The AG42B was technically made during the war but not upgraded to the B configuration until the 50ies if you want to split hairs

[samnev]

Also the Madsen M47-58 the VZ 52 and VZ52/57