Reply With Quotei saw that and sent B&C an email to find out if they floated the tang area also. if yes, i placing my order! green or tan, now to decide on which color.
Bruce
Hello all,
I just wanted to give you guys a heads up that redhawkrifles.com has the new Bell & Carlson M40 stock for the Savage Model 10s w/ detachable box magazines in stock. I already ordered mine so I figured I'd let you all know. ;-) this one is bottom bolt release...
http://www.redhawkrifles.com/product...elease-stock-g
i saw that and sent B&C an email to find out if they floated the tang area also. if yes, i placing my order! green or tan, now to decide on which color.
Bruce
Holy Crap!!
Mine arrives today.
Tan. The Tan one looks awesome. I want it!Originally Posted by devildogandboy
Basic Member
I ordered the green w/ black webbing. I am a big fan of the BC Medalist stocks but I'm sure I'll be happy with the M40.
BoilerUP, let me know how the tang area looks, if they floated it. how long did it take for you to get yours? thanks.
Bruce
Holy Crap!!
I wanted a Medalist until I heard about the costs/issues of inletting it for my Accurate Mag bottom metal. The new M40 is drop in. I can live the M40 just fine. Stockeys is about 1.5 hours North of me. I can go and fondle said stock.
Are they SA only? I didnt see anything for a LA...
Nice looking stock. I looked on Red Hawk and they have several views of the stock. I did not see a pilot hole for the back screw for the trigger guard from the pictures. Should there be one or do we drill the pilot hole?
I have a Savage 12 .223 and looking at the 1014-97 ( OD Green).
Charb52 & Bradsc, I don't know the answer to you're questions... I'm hoping Boilerup can pop in on it.
Did I accidentally delete someone's post? My apologies if I did... Fat fingers and little phoneplease let me know if I did
You can either drill a small pilot hole for the rear triggerguard screw, or use a self-tapping one - that material is firm but not too awful hard.
Yes, currently they are short action centerfeed DBM only.
I put 45 rounds through my rifle with the stock today, and it is MUCH more stable and comfortable shooting prone than with the factory tupperware.
My model 10 was already accurate with the cheap tuperware but have you noticed any change in accuracy? I'm thinking we will see more rigidity and overall consistency in accuracy while sustaining more abuse as compared with the old stock.
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