Savage LRP stock

[Peebles24]

I have been looking at stocks and there isnt much out there for my particular rifle. Im not in love with the factory hs precision and i really want a laminated wood stock.

I really like the adjustable butt and cheek of the boyds but the shape is poor for f class shooting.

GRS makes a fantastic looking laminated stock that cost almost as much as the rifle did.

Sharp shooter supply has a nice looking stock that is pillar bedded but i understand they are really long wait times and getting in touch with them is terrible.

Richards microfit has a couple nice br designs but im hearing a lot of fitment and bedding is required and still takes over a month to get it.

Has anyone recently got a microfit? How was your experience? The price is right.

 

[JFrank]

I have been looking at stocks and there isnt much out there for my particular rifle. Im not in love with the factory hs precision and i really want a laminated wood stock.

I really like the adjustable butt and cheek of the boyds but the shape is poor for f class shooting.

GRS makes a fantastic looking laminated stock that cost almost as much as the rifle did.

Sharp shooter supply has a nice looking stock that is pillar bedded but i understand they are really long wait times and getting in touch with them is terrible.

Richards microfit has a couple nice br designs but im hearing a lot of fitment and bedding is required and still takes over a month to get it.

Has anyone recently got a microfit? How was your experience? The price is right.

Richards are a ton of work for anybody,
People are waiting 15 months for SSS
McMillian is 6 months min - $660
Shehane $$
Used is an option if you ask around but you'll need to re bed

Bobby Hart has Varmint stocks with 2.5 forearm W

I ordered Stockade LRB
J

 

[Evan]

I've bought 2 from them. They aren't fast. Expect it to take a couple months. When it finally arrives, it's a project, which was exactly what I wanted. It comes 95% shaped but needs final shaping, sanding, and then finishing. I wouldn't rely on their inlet, I would plan on bedding it. Expect 20 hours of work.

 

[Peebles24]

I've bought 2 from them. They aren't fast. Expect it to take a couple months. When it finally arrives, it's a project, which was exactly what I wanted. It comes 95% shaped but needs final shaping, sanding, and then finishing. I wouldn't rely on their inlet, I would plan on bedding it. Expect 20 hours of work.

I was planning on making sure whatever i get is pillared and bedded. I would expect the basic shqpe to be 98% finished at least should only need finish sanded and coated more than that is ridiculous id think unless i was buying a blank.

 

[Evan]

I was planning on making sure whatever i get is pillared and bedded. I would expect the basic shqpe to be 98% finished at least should only need finish sanded and coated more than that is ridiculous id think unless i was buying a blank.

My stocks had what looked like chisel marks all over, thus the 95%. I had to knock all the highs down, then final sand.

 

[Peebles24]

My stocks had what looked like chisel marks all over, thus the 95%. I had to knock all the highs down, then final sand.

How long ago was that? I would say that is very poor.

 

[GAnderson]

Check out these from Stocky's...I've got 2 of them and think they are the best bargain going in a laminate. It is a drop in but you may have to bed it.
https://www.stockysstocks.com/stock...arrel-riflestocks-right-left-hand-models.html

Gene

 

[JFrank]

I was planning on making sure whatever i get is pillared and bedded. I would expect the basic shqpe to be 98% finished at least should only need finish sanded and coated more than that is ridiculous id think unless i was buying a blank.

You will need to piller and bed all Richard stocks
Urbanrifleman bag rider is cheap and effective

 

[Peebles24]

Check out these from Stocky's...I've got 2 of them and think they are the best bargain going in a laminate. It is a drop in but you may have to bed it.
https://www.stockysstocks.com/stock...arrel-riflestocks-right-left-hand-models.html

Gene

Problem with stocky is they make nothing for large shank model 12 with drop box magazine. Trust me i screwed the pooch buying this model rifle, it is a odd ball in the savage lineup.

If i was to do it again i would have bought a nice used custom off here or to save money would have bought the savage fclass 6.5×284 option in stainless with a laminated stock.

 

[JFrank]

Problem with stocky is they make nothing for large shank model 12 with drop box magazine. Trust me i screwed the pooch buying this model rifle, it is a odd ball in the savage lineup.

If i was to do it again i would have bought a nice used custom off here or to save money would have bought the savage fclass 6.5×284 option in stainless with a laminated stock.

Sell it now before you get to Deep is one option

 

[Peebles24]

Screw it ill finish it nice im already deep, and when i get a custom i can use this to get a friend into comp

 

[rjtfroggy]

https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/product-configurator

Try looking here, shank size doesn't really matter.

 

[Evan]

How long ago was that? I would say that is very poor.

10 or so years ago. Things very well may be better now. Honestly, it was maybe an hour with a rasp and then I moved to sanding. Sanding took a day, and then about a week of an hour each night sanding then putting on a new layer of truoil until I had all the pores filled and everything good to go.

 

[dickn52]

I bought the laminate grey stock from Savage. I have the 12 LRPV Rt bolt with Left port. I wanted a 3" BR stock and they sell them. They need the serial number and don't forget the action screws as they are a different length from the standard stock. Call their CS line number and see if that will work for you. It was 100% drop in.

 

[boltman13]

If your rifle can be put in a Boyds Pro Varmit stock I can recamend it. I have a Savage 11 with a bull barrel set up as a single shot for F-TR with the adjustable cheek piece, pillar bedded and while it isn't perfectly on the rear bag it works for me. There are several ways to fit a 4' forend adapter if F-Open is your game. I also recently bought a Stocky's Bobby Bell bench rest stock with a 4' forend for a Rem. 700 action and it took from 3/28 to late July to arrive but it was perfect. I do not think it is available for a Savage action, however. A friend has a Savage in a At One stock with a 4' adapter for F-Open and he did his own bedding. It looks good and he is pleased with it. Good luck, let us see what you finally do.

 

[urbanrifleman]

I had one of those I really loved that stock for what it is for which is varmint hunting/tacticool. If you mounted a 7 slot picatinny to the front my bag rider would be a very good solution for benchrest shooting and you wouldn't need to restock it hunting, etc.

 

[urbanrifleman]

 

[dickn52]

Looking at the front bag rider in the photos, but don't see one on the website...unless I'm getting older. Want or need one for a rail as shown too. Let me know. I have an RPR that is screaming for one. Rear as well most likely.

 

[Peebles24]

If your rifle can be put in a Boyds Pro Varmit stock I can recamend it. I have a Savage 11 with a bull barrel set up as a single shot for F-TR with the adjustable cheek piece, pillar bedded and while it isn't perfectly on the rear bag it works for me. There are several ways to fit a 4' forend adapter if F-Open is your game. I also recently bought a Stocky's Bobby Bell bench rest stock with a 4' forend for a Rem. 700 action and it took from 3/28 to late July to arrive but it was perfect. I do not think it is available for a Savage action, however. A friend has a Savage in a At One stock with a 4' adapter for F-Open and he did his own bedding. It looks good and he is pleased with it. Good luck, let us see what you finally do.

Who did your cheek riser