I wanted a .22 trainer to practice position shooting but without the cost of burning up my 300wm barrel and ammo. However I could not find anything that was similar to the chassis system I run on my rifle for a .22. I was browsing the internet and stumbled onto an airsoft rifle, a licensed copy of the MSR with a full aluminum chassis. I finally gambled and dropped the money on it which I was very hesitant to do but when it showed up I was actually pretty shocked with the quality of the chassis. The buttstock is fully adjustable, and folds/locks solidly, with the savage fitted in the chassis I do have to leave the bolt open to fold the stock. A week or two of carefull planning, measuring, milling the chassis out, and creating a few small parts to adapt it and I was able to fit a savage Mk II TRR into the chassis. Have one or two little things to finish up but I am pretty happy with the result and just wanted to share it. The rifle is pretty solid coming in at 14.75lbs as it sits, I am thinking of adding some weight here and there to make it feel exactly like my 300. I had a lot of fun doing this project and am considering doing another one soon.. But enough of that, here are the pictures!
