Savage 110 stock - 🤮

[Brian in Montana]

I recently built a .308 on a Savage 110 Ultralite receiver. My goal with this rifle is to be a well-rounded, LIGHT WEIGHT, mountain rifle. So far, it fits that purpose. But I had an oldish factory stock leaning in the corner I used, just because it weighs practically nothing and... there it was. After a handful of trips to the range, I've decided I cannot deal with the stock. I've used some cruddy factory stocks in my day, but this one has got to be the worst.

So, any recommendations on a replacement stock? Remember, key word is: LIGHT WEIGHT.

 

[Potsie]

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I have two for my Tikkas. Tried one, liked it so much I bought another.

 

[Wolf34]

Unfortunately I’m in the same boat as you. I wanted a pure precision altitude but they quit making it. I think the stocky’s posted above is probably our best bet.

 

[jimh406]

People reinforce the plastic stocks with epoxy and arrows.

Otherwise, I'd look at the MDT stocks.

 

[Gut Shot]

I have done a few old Savages with Bell and Carlson Carbelite stocks. They are a huge improvement over the factory offerings.

 

[Jbotto]

Struggling with this same thing here. The cheapskate in me wants to fix the stock with a bunch of different cheap fixes but time and hassle is really probably worth just upgrading stocks. I like that the savage stocks are light but that’s about the only good thing about them.