Thread: DIY Carbon Fiber Rifle Stock

plurry great job......pretty sure you will flick that fibreglass stock off no trouble to offset a few of your costs.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

plurry great job......pretty sure you will flick that fibreglass stock off no trouble to offset a few of your costs.

Thanks,

I doubt that there would be much demand for a long action Savage 110 stock .

Originally Posted by Robojaz

Thanks,

I doubt that there would be much demand for a long action Savage 110 stock .

you dont need a big demand...just one person who wants something different.....good mate of mine has a savage in 7mm mag.... the stock was stupidly soft n flexi,whole rifle silly light,barrel is soda straw thin....it used to boot the crap out of him....his mate "leaded it" for him.....we couldnt work out why it rattled,so took action out of stock...it literally had pieces of wheel weights cut and sat in stock cavities!!!!!!
I hot glue gunned them into place...worked a treat.stock is now stiff and the added weight helps with recoil issue...funny how he still uses his .308 more LOL.
when I say soda straw thin.....my std 1 in 20 thread protector will go part way onto his non threaded muzzle.

I did similar with my .22 but used hot glue and lead shot in the fore end,stopped the dreaded wobble when the scope was would up to 7 power and was better for running bunnies with the extra weight forward.worked well.