trad_zk85
Lil-Rokslider
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Is anyone else out there using the Savage 110 Ultralite? I have one in 280AI and it kicks ass.
Has anyone replaced the accufit stock?
Has anyone replaced the accufit stock?
I will look into that. I want the traditional rifle stock look. I most certainly don’t want to add weight. Thanks for the guidance.Id check out that McMillan edge or MPI for that style if they offer it in the specs you need if you wanna shed more weight. They look pretty sweet. I had a aluminum chassis rifle before and it was a laser beam but too heavy for hunting so the idea of an ultra light chassis was extremely appealing to me. The new MDT chassis is kinda ugly and costs more but looks pretty sweet too
If I ever run across one in 280AI it will be mine.Is anyone else out there using the Savage 110 Ultralite? I have one in 280AI and it kicks ass.
Has anyone replaced the accufit stock?
I just bought one in 6.5 PRC. Was going to go 280ai but wanted more availability for ammo. Not much but little bit anyway. Haven’t gotten it yet. Also curious about the stock.Is anyone else out there using the Savage 110 Ultralite? I have one in 280AI and it kicks ass.
Has anyone replaced the accufit stock?
I got mine in 6.5 Creedmoor and changed out to an Oryx chassis. You could drive a truck under the barrel so it's REALLY free floated, now. Good experience with it so far but I'm in the infancy of learning to shoot centerfire.Is anyone else out there using the Savage 110 Ultralite? I have one in 280AI and it kicks ass.
Has anyone replaced the accufit stock?
Hate to revive old posts. But how are you liking this set up. I really need something for my 300wsm ultralight. And this would be a good option especially with a 7 round mag. Would you purchase this again and do it the same? Or save and order the folding hunt 26 or xlr?I got mine in 6.5 Creedmoor and changed out to an Oryx chassis. You could drive a truck under the barrel so it's REALLY free floated, now. Good experience with it so far but I'm in the infancy of learning to shoot centerfire.