Savage 110 Long Action Stock

[Shane Lindsey]

Greetings,
Like the title states. Picked up an older Flat back in long action and looking for a stock.

Thanks.

 

[grouse]

What barrel profile?

 

[Shane Lindsey]

I figured you would be coming along soon. I almost reached out directly. I saw the Stockade you had, but it was a SA.

I need a Douglas #5.

First Savage ever, going to try my hand at basement gunsmithing above bedding a Rem 700 and swapping triggers.

 

[grouse]

Sorry I can't help. I've had success using newer long actions stocks, which have the same screw spacing as the older long actions. You might consider buying a cheap factory takeoff and doing some minor inletting. It should work just fine.

 

[Shane Lindsey]

Yeh,
Really trying to do the Ultimate Budget Build.

Just got my first full custom back from the GS a few weeks ago and not wanting to dump $600 into a stock.

Was looking at the Bell and Carlsons-Do you have any history with them? I do not, but have used HS on a few Rems.

 

[grouse]

Yes I would recommend them. I have several. Aluminum bedding block. Nice stocks. I don't know why the don't get more love. To me they are better than McMillan and manners with just the pillars. But they don't have the cool factor that manners and McMillan have. Plus they still make staggered feed stocks. I'd watch Stockys for a sale.

 

[Savagehunter1968]

long action aftermarket stocks for fkatbacks are as rare as hens teeth. Took me 2 years to find my McMillan. Still paid 400 bucks

 

[grouse]

There's one in another forum but it's cut for a heavy barrel

 

[Shane Lindsey]

Do you have the link to that. Not opposed to bedding the channel if needed or larger barrel contour...

 

[grouse]

It's on accurate shooter.

 

[grouse]

McMillan hunter Stock for savage long action | eBay

Condition is Used. Taken off of an older (early 2000’s) savage top bolt release.

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