Rifle stock for a 112bvss

[ufgators68]

I have a Savage 112 BVSS in 25-06 that has the wood stock and I'd like to replace it with a synthetic stock. I'm quite rough on rifle stocks and don't want to screw up the factory stock. What can I get for around $200.00 that would look good on the rifle below?






Also, are the DeltaForce stocks any count? I like the shape, colors leave a lot to be desired though. Price is about right as well.
http://www.deltaforce.com/catalog/ultimatetargetandsniperstock.html

[helsley_25]

go to MidwayUSA web site or bell and Carlsons web site and look at there stocks. they make a drop in stock for savages. I just bought mine, its called Dura Max. It costed me right at a $100 bucks and is dullpillar bedded which makes it free floating and is made of Kevlar, Great buy

[marylandeer]

I just found this BUT I don't know if it will fit your rifle. This one says it fits the 112 FVSS. They may be interchangable but don't take my word for it. But for $80.00 it may be worth researching and if your into woodworking you can do the final finish.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=244526

[Swamp Fox]

You can get another laminated BVSS stock for $100-150 dollars.
Used and take-off stocks are common for the Savage.

Here's a long action laminate for $90.00

http://www.savageshooters.net/SavageForum/index.php?topic=7931.0

[coopershooter]

i have the ultimate varmint on a savage single shot action with shillen barrel in .222 mag AI. i like the  elevation adjustment knob under the rear of the stock. it's pretty fast in action. it's not a bench rest stock. more of a tactical, or varmint set up. but it does have an alum. bedding block. i like mine.

[Nobade]

The two best synthetic stocks right now for Savages are either McMillan, or the Stockade ones sold through Sharp Shooter Supply, Brownells, or Lock Stock and Barrel. That Duramaxx is just foam with pillars glued in, and will shift over time. Their Medalist stocks are worlds better, but not in the same league as the other two. And that factory BVSS stock is awesome if it's properly bedded and pillared. Plus you can fix it if it gets dinged up.

[mries]

The biggest problem with many of the synthetic stocks, expecially looking at the bipod in your picture, is how they perform with a bipod mounted on them. If you do some research, I think you will find that alot of people have had accuracy issues when using bipods on synthetics (or at least the lower end stocks that I could afford  ). They can quickly turn a free-floating barrel into a non-free floating barrel. For the money, the laminate wood stocks offer much more rigidity than the typical synthetic.

So I guess my advice would be to check on user feedback (like at MidwayUSA), these forums, etc. and either make sure it can stand the stress of a bipod or make sure you can return it if it won't.

Marc