Source for Savage Pillars

[KTP]

Where's the best place to get materials for pillar bedding a SAvage?

[drybean]

I always use lamp rod ,but there is somebody on e bay
selling savage piller kits

drybean

[brtelec]

Stocky's has them

http://www.stockysstocks.com/servlet/the-434/Savage-10-fdsh-110-Steel-Pillar/Detail

[stomp442]

I use aluminum arrow shafts, works like a charm.

[ss13]

I am also interested in pillar bedding my stock.

Could someone please post some pictures of their bedded stock. Specifically I would like to see the inside of the stock and the outside of the stock by the pillars with and without screws. Also, please list the type of pillars and screws used with the pictures.

Thanks

[teele1]

here is my Savage F/Class stock modified from a Target action to a short action with Brownell's pillars. Devcon bedding material also
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg20/scaled.php?server=20&filename=pillarbedding.jpg&res=landing
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg21/scaled.php?server=21&filename=savagepillarbedding1.jpg&res=landing
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg834/scaled.php?server=834&filename=p1000887e.jpg&res=landing

[ss13]

Thanks, a visual always helps. Did you have to modify or shorten the pillars? Also, do your action screws sit flush with the stock?

[teele1]

i cut the aluminum pillars to length and the screws are countersunk into the stock
i used Richard Franklin's method of "Stress Free Bedding"
and it works great

[cgeorgemo]

+1 on using Lamp Rod. Buy it too long and cut it to length. The threads on the outside give the epoxy something to fill in and hold against.