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| 3 that I know of. 1. Bell&Carlson, I think about $110 2. SharpShooterSupply, $230 http://www.varminthunters.com/sshooter/ 3. McMillan $$$??? I went with the SSS stock, For the money it's a very nice stock.   |
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| Hokay, now the million dollar question. Who besides Ramline makes a left handed synthetic for the 110 that doesn't double the cost of the rifle?
Or, is there any way to get an OEM? |
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| | | Posts: 3 | Location: Warner Robins, Georgia | Registered: 12 July 2003 |
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| TC1, How is the fit and finish with the Sharpshooter stock? How has it performed for you?Looks good, style I the like.
Thanks, Lonnie |
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| quote:
Originally posted by Lonnie:
TC1, How is the fit and finish with the Sharpshooter stock? How has it performed for you?Looks good, style I the like.
Thanks, Lonnie
It's a first class stock all the way. Pillar bedded, all you do is pick your colors and glass it in.
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| Try Doc at www.MPIstocks.com . I have a left handed Savage 110 stock of his that has worked great for over 20 years. Blanks run about $250 and he makes as many lefties as I've seen anywhere. |
| | | Posts: 12711 | Location: Kentucky, USA | Registered: 30 December 2002 |
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| W. Wilson,
The link I posted has all stocks available right or left hand, in all colors for both action lengths. Sean |
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| Thanks everyone for your assistance. I have found the one I want. |
| | | Posts: 323 | Location: Keithville, La. USA | Registered: 14 February 2002 |
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| Are most of those stocks drop in, or do you have to have some gunsmith work done to fit them properly? I know bedding them is always a plus. but I'm just wondering if you can simply mount the action and still have it shoot well. |
| | | Posts: 445 | Location: Connellsville, PA | Registered: 25 April 2002 |
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