Aluminum Chassis for MKII Savage? What's this?

[OldSavage]

I stumbled upon this while searching the web aimlessly

Apparently these things were selling for $250 bucks. Doesn't seem too expensive for the kind of machining going on there. You would have to supply the AR furniture mind you. But I thought I would show you other Savage boys.

Thanks,

 

[DILLIGAF]

That looks horrible IMHO

 

[OldSavage]

I can't say I'm a huge fan of the chassis system in general, AR ergos on a bolt action? Maybe on a 338 Lapowpow or something of that nature, but I think if you were to coat that aluminum so it would match the rest of the stock it would look alot better.

 

[DILLIGAF]

I have the MKII TR and the Boyds Stock is excellent. This looks weird for a .22

 

[OldSavage]

I have the FV but a Sharp Shooter Supply stock is on the way. It's been on the way for 11 months but apparently it has actually shipped. I can't wait to bolt that bad boy on. Looks like a comparible match to my HS precision stocks. Some people like this blactical look. I owned an SR-22 for a month, got it out of my system though. Most inaccurate rifle I've ever owned.

 

[Father]

Who makes it?

 

[sk8snwmx]

That looks horrible IMHO

.................. x2 I'd rather have 250 bux of .22 ammo! that is a serious gun model/style/frankenstein!

 

[mlehtovaara]

Likely a home made job, as per the bare aluminum......

 

[OldSavage]

I just thought I would share. Don't confuse my post with my support

The bare metal I think is the result of this being in a prototype stage. I couldn't do that at home haha

Here is the link I kinda found the information in. Posts are from 2010, and the website is active with no mention of this frankenstock on it.

http://www.snipercentral.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=32459&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

 

[squirrelshooter]

I do like this type of grip, I'm looking for ideas to build a MK2 and this gives all kinds of ideas. There's a guy on Rimfire Central that builds all kinds of different MK2's but the expense of the changes aren't worth it IMHO. I'd really like to have a grip with a palm swell like that though.....

 

[mmattockx]

I can't say I'm a huge fan of the chassis system in general, AR ergos on a bolt action? Maybe on a 338 Lapowpow or something of that nature,

I have considered building a tube gun chassis for the Mk.II, even talked to Jerry at Mystic Precision about it some. I like the idea and the ability to really customize the ergonomics to suit anyone with AR parts, but have not had any time to do more than the preliminary sketching and modeling I got to in the first gasp of enthusiasm.


Mark

 

[mgerski]

I would buy this could be an expensive 22 by the time I was done though.

 

[*lawrence]

That looks horrible IMHO

Yup, I agree

 

[IBM]

 

[OldSavage]

Is that red jack jacket bullpup stock legal here in the land of the confusing gun laws?

 

[caramel]

That looks horrible IMHO

I agree... JP.

 

[lone-wolf]

Doesn't look that bad, but I wouldn't have a use for it.

 

[22lr]

I am pretty sure all/most tubegun shops have rimfire option too. Worth to check Eliseo's at the very least, I have 6mm BR rifle in his stock and was actually thinking about putting together a rimfire space gun. I absolutely love the ergonomics of aluminiuim chassis, wooden boomsticks are archaic things of the past.

look here

http://www.gotxring.com/smallbore/

 

[Outbound]

Is that red jack jacket bullpup stock legal here in the land of the confusing gun laws?

Nope. The stock is a prohibited device.