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Custom savage 110?

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#1 ·
Hey all,
So I recently came into possession of a savage 110 7mm rem mag. I honestly don't know very much when it comes to the world of bolt action rifles, but I do know I want to make this rifle my own with a new stock. My problem is I can't really find anything online for it. I'm not picky, I just want it to be capable of converting it into a magazine fed rifle and look better than the stock in currently working with. All I can find are stocks made for .300/.308/.338. If anyone can point me to a website or tell me if those stocks will work properly (and Ross some knowledge my way) that would be great.
Thanks!
 
#2 · (Edited)
Here are some highlights that will help you.
Savage long actions are: 110, 111, 112, 116.
Short actions are: 10, 11, 12, etc.

Savage is INfamous for having some random exceptions, but the general gist that is important is the action spacing.

http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?128-Savage-Action-Lengths

This is all explained on the Boyd's gunstock website.

I'm sure there are several places, but CDI, and Pacific Tool & Gauge will both sell you kits to convert to detach mag systems.

Just pay attention to whether or not you are looking at Stagger feed Vs. Center feed.
 
#4 ·
Hey all,
So I recently came into possession of a savage 110 7mm rem mag. I honestly don't know very much when it comes to the world of bolt action rifles, but I do know I want to make this rifle my own with a new stock. My problem is I can't really find anything online for it. I'm not picky, I just want it to be capable of converting it into a magazine fed rifle and look better than the stock in currently working with. All I can find are stocks made for .300/.308/.338. If anyone can point me to a website or tell me if those stocks will work properly (and Ross some knowledge my way) that would be great. Thanks!
I put a Hogue Overmolded stock on my 110 and love it. Boyds would be a good option if you want wood. Bell and Carlson for hard synthetic.

https://www.hogueinc.com/stocks/savage

https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/find-a-stock

Bell and Carlson
 
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#5 ·
Depending on exactly what you want, I also suggest Boyds especially if you want a nice wood stock. They now allow the customer options such as walnut, laminate and upgraded walnut, different checkering patterns, forend tip, grip caps, etc. For 250-275 you can have a darn nice stock made.