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Savage MK II replacement stock?
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It looks like the Tacticool has been revised into the "Pro Varmint". Check out their custom stock configurator (click the hyperlink) to get your options. They have several from which to choose. Keep in mind that you may need some bottom metal and a trigger guard to get the new stock to fit the action right. Visit Diviserfied Innovative Products (DIP Inc.) for the other parts.
I should have mentioned that I have a Tacticool stock on my FVSR and have been very pleased with it. It is so much better than the plastic stock the rifles ship with and more closely resembles traditional tactical stocks from the big names.
Leopard walnut stock, feels like an AI stock but will likely need some modifying. I added pillars and opened up the magwell area on mine. https://www.troupsystems.com/product/leopard-stock-savage-mkii/
They are no longer making this stock. I had emailed them last week about it and it sounds like they will not be going forward.
I have a suggestion. I have a Fred Moreo Match Target stock, in camo laminate. It's an awesome stock, but I no longer have that rifle.
Fred has been a ridiculous wait for years, but he did deliver a nice product.
Lemme know if you want to talk about it.
Fred has been a ridiculous wait for years, but he did deliver a nice product.
Lemme know if you want to talk about it.
I run the tacticool/pro varmint from Boyd’s and really like it for the money. If you’re into arts and crafts you can get a bare inletted stock (money saver) from midway for a bit less and just finish as desired. They have a really good birthday discount FYI. You will also want to replace your bottom metal with either the DIP or make your own from 1/8” aluminum. If you want something nicer manners and mcree inlet for them as well.
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May not be your cup of tea, but there’s also the MDT LSS22. I have both an FV-SR AND A TRR-SR. The TRR is in a Boyd’s Tacticool/Pro Varmit, and it has a big gun feel to it. The LSS-22 my tensioned barrel FV-SR is in is no lighter than the Boyd’s, but it does make the gun “feel” smaller and handier.
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Boyd’s new At One stock is available for it. Looks cool in my opinion.
Mcrees also make a chassis for it. It’s a bit more pricey though than Boyd’s
Mcrees also make a chassis for it. It’s a bit more pricey though than Boyd’s
Mine was a great shooter out of the box, but the Boyd's stock was well worth the ~$150.
another vote for the tacticool. just don't forget to add in the cost of the dip bottom metal and trigger guard when deciding on these.
I have a FV SR in a Boyd’s tacticool that I liked so much, I bought another. Going to put the new one in a Rigid Alloy chassis, it should ship tomorrow. Hopefully, it shoots as good as its big brother. The first one shoots less than 1/2” 5 shot group at 50yds regularly. I shot a .801” 100yd group this afternoon with it.
I just wish there was a better-than-factory synthetic stock in the $100-$200 range available. I just picked up an FV-SR and I'm probably going to wind up with a Pro Varmint or an AT-One.
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