Savage ultralite replacement stock??

[boarhunt]

I would really appreciate it if some of you would post pictures of the stocks you found for your savages. This would give some of a better idea of what's available and how the savage actions fit up. Thank you all for your posts. I have only seen a couple.

 

[FEENIX]

Hey guys new here I have a savage ultra lite it shoots great but i am not a fan of the stock does anyone know if any one make an aftermarket stock to replace the accu stock?

Top or bottom release? Budget? Target weight? @codyadams provided you with perhaps your best option for the weight issue but very pricey.

 

[FEENIX]

I have a long action but thanks I was wandering how the ultra lites would fit

Most, if not all, made for Savage 110 LA should work; some might need minor tweaks.

 

[codyadams]

I don't have pics of a savage in it, but here is a link -

Element 4.0 Chassis

The Element 4.0 rifle chassis is a lightweight modular rifle interface that adapts to your needs. Whether your needs call for a hunting, target, or precision rifle competition, the Element 4.0 covers all your bases. Available for Remington 700 and clones (short and long actions), Howa 1500 short...

xlrindustries.com

As Feenix said, they aren't cheap, fully set up with carbon stock and grip you are looking at over $1000, but they are very good and super versatile. And actually, add in a magazine and they are about 32oz right now. I love mine for my Bat Vampire action. I have a folding adapter, with that adapter, and a magazine, it is 2 lb 5 oz, however that is still lighter than any other folding rifle stock option out there accept maybe the MDT, however I liked the XLR better, and it worked for my Bat.

 

[Shane Lindsey]

McMillan Game Warden
This is not their carbon fill as it is an older LA flat back and required sending in BA to them for fitment. They wouldn't do the carbon fill on it. As it sits it is about 9.5# or so. Not a lightweight, but not heavy.

 

[FEENIX]

I don't have pics of a savage in it, but here is a link -

Element 4.0 Chassis

The Element 4.0 rifle chassis is a lightweight modular rifle interface that adapts to your needs. Whether your needs call for a hunting, target, or precision rifle competition, the Element 4.0 covers all your bases. Available for Remington 700 and clones (short and long actions), Howa 1500 short...

xlrindustries.com

As Feenix said, they aren't cheap, fully set up with carbon stock and grip you are looking at over $1000, but they are very good and super versatile. And actually, add in a magazine and they are about 32oz right now. I love mine for my Bat Vampire action. I have a folding adapter, with that adapter, and a magazine, it is 2 lb 5 oz, however that is still lighter than any other folding rifle stock option out there accept maybe the MDT, however I liked the XLR better, and it worked for my Bat.

@westernmontanahunter, the folding stock adapter is an additional $145 + shipping if you can get them. For a budget-friendly, non-folding chassis, check out the https://oryxchassis.com/oryx-precision-rifle-chassis/ for $430. It is not light, though. I have one on my budget build .257 WBY (Savage 111F LA).

I also have a .270 AI with 30" Lilja barrel, also built with Savage 110 LA in B&C carbelite.

 

[Longshotjames]

Instead of Hijacking this one. Lets start a Savage Stock pictures thread, anyone want to go first? Please drop a link here so we can all find it. Im off to work but look fwd to seeing everyone Savage builds!
James