Reply With QuoteI just found out that this is not a factory stock. It is a Boyd's stock. Also the serial number is H733168
New to the group and needing a little help. I went to a gun show today and traded for 116 .270 with a walnut stock. I have never seen one like it, and I'm trying to find out exactly which version or style of 116 this is. The guy told me that he thought it was a weather warrior. Just hoping for some clarity. Thanks, Derrick
I just found out that this is not a factory stock. It is a Boyd's stock. Also the serial number is H733168
Several years ago Savage did offer 14/114 model with stainless action and sporter barrel and their American Classic walnut stock. The stock was checkered with a black plastic forearm tip.
You have found yourself one of Savages best hunting rifles ever. Even nicer with a wood stock. Enjoy.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
If the barrel is stamped 116 it clearly didn't start as a 114 unless it was swapped out, which ultimately just makes the rifle a mutt. The stainless 14/114 American Classics were offered from 2011 thru 2013.Originally Posted by jpdown
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Mutts are OK.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
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