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Savage SA "Center Feed" Ultimate Sniper Stock by Choate

Name: Savage SA "Center Feed" Ultimate Sniper Stock by Choate
Brand: Choate Machine & Tool
SKU: Choate 22-06-15
Price: 215.00 840
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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SKU

Choate 22-06-15

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Weight

112.00 oz

Suggested Retail:

$272.49

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$215.00

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Love it or hate it. This stock has many mixed reviews. The Ultimate Sniper is a little on the heavy side (6 lbs.) making it better suited for bench shooting or any shooting where weight is not an issue.

Features include:

CNC machined aluminum bedding block
Grip storage area
Adjustable length of pull
2 adjustable cheek pieces
Adjustable T-rail for bipod/accessories
1 1/4" Barrel channel
Center Feed for action screw spacing 4.410"

There will be an 3/16 gap under the safety on all the Choate Savage Varmint, Tactical and Sniper stocks. The action should only touch on the V of the bedding block and back of the recoil lug. The gap at the back is normal for Savage actions when installed in Choate stocks.

Will not fit new Savage rifles with bolt release in the trigger guard.

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2 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):

Richard H

Jan 30, 2018

Awesome stock. Love it.

william m

Nov 12, 2017

this is a nice upgrade for a stock gun. i bought a Savage 12 VT in .223 from Cabela's. for those that know that gun, it has a great barrel, trigger, and receiver for the price, only thing that could be lacking is the stock. this stock is a lot more robust, and stiffer. i can not give differences in shot groups from before and after as i installed the stock before ever firing the gun. using Hornady steel match to break it in, i was able to keep most groups under 1 inch, and pretty sure with top grade ammo, more time, and more shots through it, i will be 1/2-3/4 inch. that is nothing to complain.

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