Stevens needs a new stock

My stevens 200 plastic stock sucks and I am wanting to get a nice looking walnut stock. Doesn't have to be SUPER fancy but if the price where right I would pay for some nice wood. But I can't find anyone that makes a stock for my long action Stevens/savage... i could always go get a cheap laminate at boyds but I would prefer a walnut stock with SOME style.

Sell it and buy a rifle with some style that comes with a walnut stock. A decent walnut stock will cost more than the rifle will ever be worth. You'll come out cheaper to just sell it and buy what you want.

Maybe he really likes his Stevens and it has more value to him than money........

It may be worth double-checking with Boyd's. They may in fact sell what you seek. ;)

What urban is saying is that Boyds makes a nice looking walnut stock for your Savage/Stevens with your choice of laser checkering available. They look pretty good to me.

Boyd's sell walnut stocks too....example.....

http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/CLA-SAV-10-BLD-MAG-CTF-FBC-W-F-p/200-191.htm

And other options......

http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/category-s/202.htm

i didn't see that on boyds site... sorry guys for wasting your time.


I appreciate your help though!

No waste of time. Remember to show us pics when you get the stocks swapped.

this stock is on its way...

http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/PH-SAV-110-BLD-MAG-STG-FBC-W-F-p/700-012.htm

Looks good.

Please post a pic once you get it, Ive considered the same stock for my Stevens

will do!

stock has been shipped BTW

Awesome, I'm going to subscribe so I can see it when you upload the photo

You won't be disappointed with there stocks, good choice.

i have a boyds stock on my 10/22 already... pillar and action bedded.... great stock! I just wanted some real walnut on my stevens 200.... so i got it...


I plan to throw on an aftermarket trigger then recoil lug and barrel... trigger will be after the stock is bedded. I bought the Stevens 200 in the beginning knowing I could customize it as I go.

I got a Boyds walnut stock for my Stevens 200 in 7mm-08, my gunsmith also makes stocks, it took a little whittlin because of the blind magazine. now I have a beautiful tack drivin rifle I always take to deer lease, I am lucky to own some real nice rifles, when I go to the deer lease I always take at least 3 rifles with me, the cheapo Stevens is always one of them. more than likely you will need to do some trimming, so if you do it yourself take your time.

this stock is on its way...

http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/PH-SAV...-p/700-012.htm Great choice of stocks! I hope you also bought the longer action screws. You WILL need them.

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a24/petrey10/2012-12-07_17-50-37_473.jpg

Got my stock and yes i got longer bolts too.....


Love this stock! Fit is perfect.... grain is pretty good for 100 bucks... my next step is to pillar and action bed.

Very nice. Looks like its worth the $100 spent. Good job.

Now, we expect to see some targets when you have time.

Time will b the kicker..... limited supply of it right now....

We are in no hurry.;)

Very nice looking rifle.

I don't know how Boyd's does it at that price point. Most of the Boyd's walnut stocks I have seen have been pretty straight grain, but the one I just got for my Marlin X7 7mm-08 stainless has really neat figure and color variation on the fore end.

Sell it and buy a rifle with some style that comes with a walnut stock. A decent walnut stock will cost more than the rifle will ever be worth. You'll come out cheaper to just sell it and buy what you want.

JMR40, 4,888 post and the best you could do was to insult the man's rifle as lacking style?

E.R Shaw's custom rifles are built on Savage 110 actions. the Stevens 200 is a working mans the Savage 110.

Jmr40, sometimes pride comes from improving what you have with what you are able to do.

My old man refinished his Sear's and Roebuck double barrel shotgun till the stock looked like Parker's shotgun stocks. Yeah it was a Savage 311 12 gauge but on a teacher salary with 3 kids to feed he used his sweat, and talent to make up what his pay checked lacked. Shut the front door.

That new stock is the best $100 you could ever spend. It looks great and has transformed your Stevens.

That's perty. Good choice.

How was the fit?
Are you going to glass bed it?

Looks nice!

... might want to re-read post #19.

Whoops.

Got too tied up looking at the pic, it's easy to miss a line or two when browsing on my phone.

i am going to pillar and glass bed the action. I will post pics when I get that done but it could be a little bit.