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Does anyone make a good vertical grip stock for a Savage long action? Just bought a 30 Sherman from another member and cannot stand this savage stock.
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Wedgy
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I think HS does and maybe Boyds;
www.boydsgunstocks.com
Build & Price Gunstock Configurator | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
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Do not take my advice/idea, but I was having the exact same issue with a cheap Savage stock on a 12fv so I took a tube of water weld and form fitted my hand onto the grip. I like that it fills the palm of my hand. It's been on there for 3 years and around 400 rounds.
This is about the slickest thing out there as of now
I'm doing two Boyd's ultralights until I can afford the MDT
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I'm doing two Boyd's ultralights until I can afford the MDT
HNT26 Chassis System
The first purpose-built hunting chassis from MDT. Weighing in starting at 26oz (for chassis stock, buttstock, forend and pistol grip combined), this is the most ultra-light hunting rifle chassis on the market.
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It is the Accufit stock. I guess in just used to the vertical grip. I wish I had a Manners on it.
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Looks good!
338 edge pre scope.
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BrentM
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Mdt is what I ran on my savages. Haven't looked to confirm savage pattern but I switched to xlr element 4.0 and super happy. It's on my bighorn.
Did you me 4,000 rounds in 3 years?
I got one last fall for my 110LA from northland shooter for $100. Complete kit in a box. Even has the recoil lug for the accufit accustock. It was a top bolt release but the bottom bolt release action dropped right in it with no mods. Just left with a little space where the top bolt release would be.
Lenwood901
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Boyd's has one think it's the pro varmint
