You can fit the 1910 in to a small ring stock but takes some work since the 1910 action holes are a bit different, but once bedded no one could tell.
I figured that might be the case. I’m a bit of a woodworker so I expect I can handle it…
Boyd’s says “ … AT-ONE, MAUSER, SMALL RING, # 1 BARREL
CHANNEL Barrel Dimensions: Point A =13/16"
and Point B =7/8" Center to Center of Action
Screws: 7 5/8" Front Receiver Ring: 11/4" Overall
Length of Floor Plate: 8 3/8" Over All Length of
Part: 311/2" Comes with Boyds' 1/2" Rubber
Recoil Pad. It is your responsibility to confirm
the dimensions of your firearm with the
supplied dimensions of our part. ATTENTION
CUSTOMERS: This stock is designed to accept
the #1 Sporter Contour barrel. Due to the
numerous variations of hardware used on
these actions, we have not cut a bolt cut or
safety cut in our stock and final fitting of floor
plate may be required. All unfinished parts
have been CNC inlet to Boyds' House Action.
Final sanding and finish will be required.
Variations may exist from firearm to firearm,
minor fitting may be required to get that
perfect fit to your firearm.…”
it’s sure not much different…