Stock and trigger options for Savage 93R17 FVSS?
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Re: Stock and trigger options for Savage 93R17 FVSS?
I'm almost positive Boyd's makes the tacticool stock for it. You can look thru the Show me your rimfire stick thread and get all kind's of ideas. Here's a very good thread to start with
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...rue#Post2056551
I'm almost positive Boyd's makes the tacticool stock for it. You can look thru the Show me your rimfire stick thread and get all kind's of ideas. Here's a very good thread to start with
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...rue#Post2056551
Re: Stock and trigger options for Savage 93R17 FVSS?
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2039350
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2039350
Re: Stock and trigger options for Savage 93R17 FVSS?
Anything out there similar to the McMillan but cheaper?
Anything out there similar to the McMillan but cheaper?
Re: Stock and trigger options for Savage 93R17 FVSS?
Boyds for the stock (they are the OEM for Savage adn supply Stockys, etc). RifleBasix makes a replacement for both the accutrigger and non-accutrigger. Check in the rimfirecentral forum for Savage - there are howtos on doing your own trigger mods.
Biggest things I think is to ditch the F stock - get a BV, TR or BTV style ("target hunter", tacticool, or thumbhole) OR get a G/GV stock and use it as a template to make your own. Then get some "thick" bottom metal from DIP, savagegunsmithing, or a few other places. This will let you really set the torque on the action screws. Other than that, spend your money on good glass, and good ammo.
Boyds for the stock (they are the OEM for Savage adn supply Stockys, etc). RifleBasix makes a replacement for both the accutrigger and non-accutrigger. Check in the rimfirecentral forum for Savage - there are howtos on doing your own trigger mods.
Biggest things I think is to ditch the F stock - get a BV, TR or BTV style ("target hunter", tacticool, or thumbhole) OR get a G/GV stock and use it as a template to make your own. Then get some "thick" bottom metal from DIP, savagegunsmithing, or a few other places. This will let you really set the torque on the action screws. Other than that, spend your money on good glass, and good ammo.
