help!

mchael liford · 03-02-2011, 06:32 PM

I have a savage 110 tactical in .30-06 spfd. pre accu-trigger, bought it in 1996. It's a tack driver, i bought a john plaster ultimate sniper stock for it, which is a great stock,but i would like to find a pillar bedded stock like the newer factory ones w/ v-blocks. the choate stock to me is heavy and bulky, i like the feel of my hogue over molded on my 10/22. i have a small almost non existent budget, if you have any idea of where i could trade the choate for a factory stock or something more traditional. PLEASE help.

Wild Bill Caldwell · 03-02-2011, 09:05 PM

Brownells sells some for the Salvage they claim are pillar bedded and has an ALm.Skeleton runnin from the trigger group to the front sling swivel....Ive never used a John Plaster stock, didn't know He was buildin' stocks.....Synthetic stocks I have used are McMillion and H-S....Ive pillar bedded several of the Salvage with the cheap factory stocks , then added tubein' ,Alm. square Tubein' , bar stock , lot of work to make a Salvage Syn stock less flexable

Wild Bill

mchael liford · 03-05-2011, 04:06 PM

sorry, choate makes the ultimate sniper stock designed by john plaster. i think after playing with it a little more i'll keep it. Gabe Suarez said once if your rifles to heavy, do more push-ups. i would love to have a mcmillion A3 like on the M40-A3, or a take down from h-s precision. may one day my finances will recover enough, for now all i can afford is to window shop.

03-02-2011, 06:32 PM	#1
mchael liford Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: atl.ga. Posts: 50	help! I have a savage 110 tactical in .30-06 spfd. pre accu-trigger, bought it in 1996. It's a tack driver, i bought a john plaster ultimate sniper stock for it, which is a great stock,but i would like to find a pillar bedded stock like the newer factory ones w/ v-blocks. the choate stock to me is heavy and bulky, i like the feel of my hogue over molded on my 10/22. i have a small almost non existent budget, if you have any idea of where i could trade the choate for a factory stock or something more traditional. PLEASE help. Last edited by mchael liford; 03-02-2011 at 06:35 PM.

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03-02-2011, 09:05 PM	#2
Wild Bill Caldwell Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Louisiana Posts: 526	Brownells sells some for the Salvage they claim are pillar bedded and has an ALm.Skeleton runnin from the trigger group to the front sling swivel....Ive never used a John Plaster stock, didn't know He was buildin' stocks.....Synthetic stocks I have used are McMillion and H-S....Ive pillar bedded several of the Salvage with the cheap factory stocks , then added tubein' ,Alm. square Tubein' , bar stock , lot of work to make a Salvage Syn stock less flexable Wild Bill

03-05-2011, 04:06 PM	#3
mchael liford Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: atl.ga. Posts: 50	sorry, choate makes the ultimate sniper stock designed by john plaster. i think after playing with it a little more i'll keep it. Gabe Suarez said once if your rifles to heavy, do more push-ups. i would love to have a mcmillion A3 like on the M40-A3, or a take down from h-s precision. may one day my finances will recover enough, for now all i can afford is to window shop.