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I'm getting an older but still good savage .243 (110 model) for a steal because its stock is broken. This'll be my first real project rifle and I'm kind of nervous about replacing a stock and maybe a trigger. I've looked at youtube videos from Boyd's and Midway some, but they have a vested interest in making it look easy. Is it just essentially drop it in if the stock is fully inlet? Is it worth doing something like glass bedding or free floating (and if so how hard is that/how much does it help?
If this goes well I plan to replace the stock on my Axis too That thing is fugly.
I'm getting an older but still good savage .243 (110 model) for a steal because its stock is broken. This'll be my first real project rifle and I'm kind of nervous about replacing a stock and maybe a trigger. I've looked at youtube videos from Boyd's and Midway some, but they have a vested interest in making it look easy. Is it just essentially drop it in if the stock is fully inlet? Is it worth doing something like glass bedding or free floating (and if so how hard is that/how much does it help?
If this goes well I plan to replace the stock on my Axis too That thing is fugly.
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