are these two rifle basicly the same as far as
stock fit goes or not? I got the 200 at a steal
and want to build on it..and what about the
feed stagger or straight..etc...Thanks John
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are these two rifle basicly the same as far as
stock fit goes or not? I got the 200 at a steal
and want to build on it..and what about the
feed stagger or straight..etc...Thanks John
The Stevens 200 is a Savage 10 or 110 depending on action length. Basically the Stevens have the old 1 screw trigger and ussually a lesser quality finish. As far as Stagger feed or Center feed, the the blind mag stays in the stock (when the action is removed from the stock) then its a center feed, if it stays connected to the action then its a stagger feed. Some of my best rifles are built on Stevens actions, no difference in stocks. Just get the right stock for your action length and magazine type and you're set to go.
it is also very easy.
Got my new build about finished---Started with a 200 action in 22-250..Changed the bolt face to a .223--new rifle basic trigger-new Mc Gowin bull barrel in 223 of course-and a new stock I got of Gunbroker...It's a standard stock which I will be using until I get another one.Doing the stock in patrotic style..So far so good..I think the grand daughter is gonna love it...
I put a Stevens 200 (short action) in a Savage stock I bought from Numerich. I wanted to replace the plastic with wood and this was the least expensive one I found. Less than $70 shipped and it fit just fine.
I also bought the Rifle Basix SAV-1 which is listed for the 10, 110 and Stevens 200.
Everything I have gotten for the 200 was either marked Model 10, 110 or both.
Here is the link to the stock. The import thing is the action screw spacing.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/1367160.htm