Magpul Hunter Stock for Savage 110 Short Action

[HCM]

http://soldiersystems.net/2020/01/15/magpul-announces-hunter-110-stock-for-the-savage-110-short-action/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

Magpul Announces Hunter 110 Stock for the Savage 110 Short Action



Magpul has announced an addition to their Hunter Stock line to accommodate the Savage 110 Short Action. With left handed action Savage 110 outselling the right handed version, this is also the first time that Magpul has introduced both a left and right handed version of a stock.



Another note is that you’ll have to use the Magpul bottom metal which is included with the Hunter Stock.

Features:
• Compatible with 3rd generation Savage short action Series 10/110 centerfire rifles that have center-feed magazine compatibility and action screw hole spacing of 4.40” (H-prefix and later) with production date of 2006 and later
• One Bolt Action Magazine Well – Hunter 110 (required for stock and magazine compatibility) and one PMAG® 5 7.62 AC included for reliable detachable box magazine compatibility
• Reinforced polymer construction with Type III hard anodized, machine-finished, cast aluminum bedding block
• Available for right and left-hand actions
• Compatible with barrel profiles up to Heavy Palma and Savage Varmint barrel contours
• Optional 0.00″, 0.50″, and 0.75″ Cheek Risers available to adjust cheek weld (stock comes pre-fitted with 0.25″ riser)
• Push-button QD swivel compatibility with optional Sling Mount Kits in rear of stock
• Tapered Beam design provides rigidity through the forend and will free-float compatible barrels
• Eight M-LOK slots on forend sides and bottom for a wide variety of accessory and sling mounting options (three slots on each side and two on the bottom of the stock)
• Three dimpled drill points to install optional standard swivel studs (MAG819)
• Left and Right rear 1-1/4” Footman’s Loops on stock body
• Rubber recoil butt-pad included and optional OEM Butt-Pad Adapter available for use with aftermarket pads
• Accepts most factory and aftermarket curved and flat bow triggers

Colors:
BLK, FDE, GRY, ODG

[mtnbkr]

Yippee!!!!

Chris

[ranger]

Of course they do after I buy a more expensive chassis for my Savage 10 223 bull barrel

[mmc45414]

Of course they do after I buy a more expensive chassis for my Savage 10 223 bull barrel
Yeah, pretty much this... I have a Stockade on order that might ship any day now.

But, between the barrel swap idea I might just put out a BOLO for Savage short actions...

[ranger]

I found locally a Savage BVSS in 223 with fluted stainless barrel very cheap - am using it "as is" for now but it may end up being a donor for 6mm something in future. I got a "Cabelas only" Savage 10 in 223 (but available in 308 and 6.5Cm) with heavy barrel, threaded, Accutrigger, and Accustock that I just put in a chassis - that is about the cheapest way I know to get into a "poor man's" PRS like rifle.

[mmc45414]

it may end up being a donor for 6mm something in future. … I got a "Cabelas only" Savage 10 in 223 (but available in 308 and 6.5Cm) with heavy barrel, threaded, Accutrigger, and Accustock that I just put in a chassis - that is about the cheapest way I know to get into a "poor man's" PRS like rifle.
I have been thinking about getting a 6.5CM barrel for my 243. If I shoot up all of my 243 components that barrel might start being on its way to be tired anyway. I plan to put the Stockade under this, but might poke around for anything in stainless, if it has the 308 bolt to start with that would just be bonus.

[OlongJohnson]

.243 can be rechambered to 6mm Remington AI.

[mmc45414]

.243 can be rechambered to 6mm Remington AI.
Or maybe just set back to freshen up the 243. But this is more my path to both 6.5CM and experimenting with doing the Savage barrel swapping.

[mtnbkr]

Still waiting for this. :(

Chris

[HeavyDuty]

Still waiting for this. :(

Chris

They’re too busy releasing T-shirts and man bun ties...

[ranger]

Of course they did after I bought more expensive chassis. If you want replacement stock for Savage SA - I suggest you look at the Oryx. I have built three now - two 223 Wylde, one 6CM. Have 6 Dasher waiting on BF sale now.

[SecondsCount]

Or maybe just set back to freshen up the 243. But this is more my path to both 6.5CM and experimenting with doing the Savage barrel swapping.

Or stay with .243/6mm caliber and go 6 Creedmoor.

[ranger]

I found locally a Savage BVSS in 223 with fluted stainless barrel very cheap - am using it "as is" for now but it may end up being a donor for 6mm something in future. I got a "Cabelas only" Savage 10 in 223 (but available in 308 and 6.5Cm) with heavy barrel, threaded, Accutrigger, and Accustock that I just put in a chassis - that is about the cheapest way I know to get into a "poor man's" PRS like rifle.

I ended up disassembling the Savage BVSS 223 - sold stock and barrel on eBay for more than I paid for rifle. Bought a 26inch 223 Wylde 1-7 M24 SS barrel and installed it myself with go/no gauges. It shoots really well and is my PRS trainer with 80grain ELDM/SMKs. Put into Oryx chassis. Went so well picked up another Savage SA and built my shooting buddy a clone. Savages may be "cheap" but they are easy to work on and amazingly accurate.

[mmc45414]

Or stay with .243/6mm caliber and go 6 Creedmoor.
I thought about that, but I sure have a lotta 243 stuff if I was going to do that. Who knows, I need to quit buying impulsive stuff and get on this project. :cool:


Bought a 26inch 223 Wylde 1-7 M24 SS barrel and installed it myself with go/no gauges.
What brand?

Savages may be "cheap" but they are easy to work on and amazingly accurate.
I think they might be the rare occurrence of Good and Cheap coexisting.

[ranger]

I thought about that, but I sure have a lotta 243 stuff if I was going to do that. Who knows, I need to quit buying impulsive stuff and get on this project. :cool:


What brand?

I think they might be the rare occurrence of Good and Cheap coexisting.

Snipers Hide has been my enabler for long range stuff on their PX area. Gentleman there was selling new 224V, 223Wylde, or 6.5CM barrels for $230 shipped each - I bought two of the 223Wylde with 1-7 twist - I suspect they are Shaw. They shoot well and the 223 Wylde chamber lets me load 75 or 80 ELDMs or 80SMK to 2.5inch length in a MDT AICS style mag.

I recently picked up a lightly used 6mm Dasher CBI barrel for Savage small shank for another project.

[mmc45414]

Snipers Hide has been my enabler for long range stuff on their PX area.
Hmmmm, maybe I should sign up to start getting email notifications like I get from AdventureRider and DooTalk, and ArcheryTalk, and.... :p


Gentleman there was selling new 224V, 223Wylde, or 6.5CM barrels for $230 shipped each - I bought two of the 223Wylde with 1-7 twist - I suspect they are Shaw.
That sounds like a nice deal. I have been thinking about just getting a 6.5CM barrel and putting it on my long action that has a silly skinny 7mmRemMag barrel on it right now.


They shoot well and the 223 Wylde chamber lets me load 75 or 80 ELDMs or 80SMK to 2.5inch length in a MDT AICS style mag.
So long 223 in a 308 length mag, good idea. I also recently picked up a buttload of 77gSMKs so I got that going for me.


I recently picked up a lightly used 6mm Dasher CBI barrel for Savage small shank for another project.
I have often thought I should just troll for Savage short actions and just buy em up and re-barrel.

[ranger]

Trick is to buy a Savage short action with 223 or 308 bolt face (preferably with top bolt release but bottom bolt release works too) with AccuTrigger, heavy barrel, and better stock (AccuStock) for $500 or so. Then disassemble (assumes you have the vise, wrench for barrel nut). Step 3 is sell the heavy barrel on eBay (example of bidding drives up price) and also the stock. End state is a SA action for less than $200 (maybe "free"). Buy a barrel from Shaw, NSS, etc. Assemble yourself with action vise, barrel nut wrench, plus go/nogo gauges (got mine from NSS). Get a stock-chassis that enables you to use AICS type mags (I use MDT mags) - I use Oryx chassis for Savage SA. Screw it all together then add scope rail, rings, scope of your choice. Brake of your choice. Off to the races.

[mtnbkr]

Trick is to buy a Savage short action with 223 or 308 bolt face (preferably with top bolt release but bottom bolt release works too) with AccuTrigger, heavy barrel, and better stock (AccuStock) for $500 or so. Then disassemble (assumes you have the vise, wrench for barrel nut). Step 3 is sell the heavy barrel on eBay (example of bidding drives up price) and also the stock. End state is a SA action for less than $200 (maybe "free"). Buy a barrel from Shaw, NSS, etc. Assemble yourself with action vise, barrel nut wrench, plus go/nogo gauges (got mine from NSS). Get a stock-chassis that enables you to use AICS type mags (I use MDT mags) - I use Oryx chassis for Savage SA. Screw it all together then add scope rail, rings, scope of your choice. Brake of your choice. Off to the races.

There was an article in one of the gun culture mags (as opposed to the older fudd mags) about doing something similar from the perspective of building a gun for your kid that would grow with them.

Chris

[SecondsCount]

Another option is to buy a Remington or Remington clone action and go with a Remage setup. The nice part about the Remington is that the options are endless...stocks, triggers, bottom metal and magazines.

[awp_101]

The inveterate tinkerer in me should never have opened this blankety-blank thread.

[mtnbkr]

The inveterate tinkerer in me should never have opened this blankety-blank thread.

No kidding. There's a reason I'll never buy another 10/22 and it isn't because they're bad guns. I've managed to not go deeply into the Savage rabbit hole with my Hog Hunter, though it did get a wood stock and removable magazine...

But then there's the 3x3, the ham radio stuff, bikes, large format cameras, etc. Lots of tinkering to be done...

Chris

[mtnbkr]

<sigh>

It was due late Spring 2021, then late Spring arrive and now it's due mid Fall 2021. :rolleyes:

I get that there are all sorts of delays and such associated with Covid, but for a product to be nearly 2 years late tells me they weren't at all ready to release this when it was announced. I'm surprised they had something to photograph.

I'm glad I don't *need* the stock because after waiting this long, I would have bought something else and forgotten about the vaporware.

Chris

[HeavyDuty]

I’ve pretty much given up. They’re too busy coming out with T-shirts and man bun ties.

[camel]

I sold the hog hunter I had waiting for this. 🥺

[idahojess]

Sort of on point with this thread -- has anyone looked at these from Savage?
They look a little heavy, but look like they would be a pleasant weight to shoot, at close to 9 pounds, with a pretty handy 18 inch barrel.
The magazine reviews have indicated very good accuracy, at least in 6.5 creedmoor. https://www.americanhunter.org/content/hardware-savage-110-magpul-hunter/


Real world online pricing is right around $800, it looks like.







http://youtu.be/lTFIHoPfjow

[SecondsCount]

I've never heard someone recommend a Savage when it comes to lightweight guns.

[03RN]

I've never heard someone recommend a Savage when it comes to lightweight guns.

Their scouts are nice. Well the old ones. Not the ugly muzzle break ones. Especially if you just keep with the peep sights.

[Cacafuego]

I asked at SHOT, and the fellow* said "I've bee authorized to confirm within 4 weeks"


*Magpul fellow did not like my jokes about these having been promised for years. Lighten up, magpul fellow

[mtnbkr]

I asked at SHOT, and the fellow* said "I've bee authorized to confirm within 4 weeks"


*Magpul fellow did not like my jokes about these having been promised for years. Lighten up, magpul fellow

Though, after waiting for a few years, I went and glass-bedded my classic monte-carlo stock, so I may not need Magpul's any longer. From the time it was announced until sometime last year, I was literally, money-in-hand, ready to buy the moment it dropped. Now...not so much.

Chris

[HeavyDuty]

I asked at SHOT, and the fellow* said "I've bee authorized to confirm within 4 weeks"


*Magpul fellow did not like my jokes about these having been promised for years. Lighten up, magpul fellow

It’s hard to find production time between all the man bun wraps and T shirts they crank out.

[mtnbkr]

It’s hard to find production time between all the man bun wraps and T shirts they crank out.

Ooh, another plastic pouch, aka tactical ziplock.

Chris

[HCM]

It’s hard to find production time between all the man bun wraps and T shirts they crank out.

That’s what happens when you move to Austin.

[entropy]

Their Tier 1 ziplock bags are kinda nice. I use them to keep my FAK stuff in my bag at work, another in the bird vest for the dog, and one in each vehicle console.

[HeavyDuty]

Ok, all is forgiven:

103062

[mtnbkr]

Ok, all is forgiven:

103062

Yours?

Chris

[HeavyDuty]

Yours?

Chris

Yup! Arrived from Lanbo’s today after ordering yesterday. Brownells sent out an email about them, and I always check Lanbo’s first.

[mtnbkr]

Yup! Arrived from Lanbo’s today after ordering yesterday. Brownells sent out an email about them, and I always check Lanbo’s first.

Cool.

What do you think so far? How was the fit?

I've got Magpul's page bookmarked, but now that I've glass-bedded the stock on my Savage (resorted to that after yr 2 of waiting), I'm not sure I need this anymore. Still keeping it in the back of my head in case I want an alternative.

Chris

[HeavyDuty]

Cool.

What do you think so far? How was the fit?

I've got Magpul's page bookmarked, but now that I've glass-bedded the stock on my Savage (resorted to that after yr 2 of waiting), I'm not sure I need this anymore. Still keeping it in the back of my head in case I want an alternative.

Chris

I like it so far. Fit was good once I realized I was using a too small hex key (doh) - one of the biggest appeals to me is that it included everything needed to convert my blind magazine Hog Hunter to magazine fed. I want to say the R700 versions require an additional mag well.

I do wish the wrist was a little more upright, but it’s workable.

[rob_s]

Maybe the information is already available somewhere, but….

Any chance you weighed both stocks while you had the gun apart?

I’ve wanted to get one of these and install the Magpul stock, but not if it’s going to add a bunch of weight.

https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=57018

[HeavyDuty]

Maybe the information is already available somewhere, but….

Any chance you weighed both stocks while you had the gun apart?

I’ve wanted to get one of these and install the Magpul stock, but not if it’s going to add a bunch of weight.

https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=57018

That’s what this one is, a .308 Hog Hunter. I don’t have a scale handy right now, though. The MagPul is heavier, but not by a huge amount.

[rob_s]

That’s what this one is, a .308 Hog Hunter. I don’t have a scale handy right now, though. The MagPul is heavier, but not by a huge amount.

thanks. I didn't see the irons on yours, and the barrel profile kinda looked heavier to me.

[HeavyDuty]

thanks. I didn't see the irons on yours, and the barrel profile kinda looked heavier to me.

I pulled the irons shortly after I bought it years ago. They have pretty chunky profiles.

OT for this thread, but that reminds me I’d like to find a .308 version of the now discontinued Stevens 200 which has a 10/110 based action. I have one in .223 with a Nikon 1-4x, and it makes for a cheap, handy tossable rifle.

[mmc45414]

Waking this up to note that they are out there in all three colors other than black for a smoking deal. I bought mine from Grab-A-Gun (https://grabagun.com/magpul-hunter-110-stock-for-savage-10-110.html), but they are at a few other places for the same price. And shipping was not a rip-off, shipped to Ohio with tax (7.5%) was $145. I plan to convert it to a 4.275in action (https://www.predatormasters.com/forums/threads/modifying-a-new-4-4-savage-stock-to-fit-an-older-4-275-action.358883/), how hard can it be?

126930

ETA: At that price I think it is supposed to come with a ~$30 magazine (I could be wrong...).

[mtnbkr]

Waking this up to note that they are out there in all three colors other than black for a smoking deal. I bought mine from Grab-A-Gun (https://grabagun.com/magpul-hunter-110-stock-for-savage-10-110.html), but they are at a few other places for the same price. And shipping was not a rip-off, shipped to Ohio with tax (7.5%) was $145. I plan to convert it to a 4.275in action (https://www.predatormasters.com/forums/threads/modifying-a-new-4-4-savage-stock-to-fit-an-older-4-275-action.358883/), how hard can it be?

126930

Damn, that's a killer deal. I got mine for $200 shipped from Brownells with their Black Friday coupon code and thought I was getting a great deal FWIW, I like this stock. I had the completed gun out at the range Sunday (see my post in the "What did you shoot today" thread for a pic.

Chris

[mmc45414]

I got mine for $200 shipped from Brownells with their Black Friday coupon code and thought I was getting a great deal
I just got one for my Ruger American Ranch (300BO) and paid $200, and was happy enough with it to consider one for the Savage 243 and when I went looking I about crapped when I found it for $116, and I went from considering to clicking. The black ones are still the normal price (ETA: I wanted the Gray, so it worked out for me).

I have a Savage Target Action I snagged from awp_101 and was wondering just WTH I am gonna do with that impulse purchase. I have the 243 in a Stockade Woodchuck (http://www.stockadegunstocks.com/3.html) that is a 4.275" action, the single shot action would be a better mate with that blind mag stock (thinking maybe 223, or maybe a fast twist 22-250 if I am feeling frisky?). So the MP Hunter will be a funner fit for the 243 (I have a buttload of components) and if I klutz up relieving the action screw hole it gets hidden by the bottom metal.