Savage
couple years ago i bought a savage cub single shot 22 and rechambered it to 22 magnum...solid little rifle with some heft and wood stock....thought i would do same again so i got a rascal....never got hands on first so i was disppointed when it arrived..plastic stock was sop but reciever and bolt are about 1/2 the metal of the cub...compare the two and the rascal should sell for no more than $100...fine for lr but not sure about magnum...buy and learn
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I have a savage model 112 300 win mag serial# F510531 i would like to know the year of gun and value? Also exactly what model it falls under 0 -
They might work, but I would call technical assistance before I got one. I'm assuming you want composite and not wood or I would recommend looking at Boyd's. They have a great selection of stock makes and styles and good technical assistance to help you order the right thing.
We have the second amendment so that all the rest are secure....UNK>0 -
Hey Red. I going to assume you might want wood or a laminated stock too. Check out the selection at rifle-stocks. But if you do want the composite, they don't have em. I'm wanting a 12FV in 243 by next year to put on the Tac-Driver stock. I'm about to make a post on the 12FV series asking for opinions on them. I would like to hear how you like yours. Good luck on your stock.
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Nanate25, I am completely happy with my Model 12 FV. It shoots better than my Remington 700 Sendero in 25-06, and I paid a heck of a lot more for the Remington. I had a trigger job done on the 700 and the accutrigger on the Savage is still better. The only thing I don't like about the FV is the stock. It is pretty cheap and the forend is way too narrow. I am in the hunt for a different stock. Since I posted this I have found several that will work. Bell & Carlson makes one that fits and Midway sells a Savage factory laminate stock. 0
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