Savage 110 FCP stock question

[future_sniper]

I have a Savage 110 FCP HS Precision that I would like to change the stock to a Manners. To help fund the new stock, I am going to need to sell the old stock. What would the factory stock be worth with the DBM system and 1 Accurate Mag? Thanks for the help guys.

 

[Dirty D]

Find the best price you can on the HS and the Accurate DBM then discount according to the condition of the stock and DBM.

eta: If your 110HS is the .338 you need to check if the standard long action will fit in it, if not it will significantly narrow who will buy it.

 

[lte82]

Same action screw spacing as the standard long action. I think you could get $250-300 to the right buyer.

 

[future_sniper]

I knew I forgot something. It is a 338 Lapua.

 

["HeysKSFirefighter]

Here's one for reference:

Back Up WTS Savage Long Action H@S Stock - Long Range Hunting Online Magazine

 

[future_sniper]

Thanks for the help guys. That still leaves me a long way from my Manners. I'm thinking about just putting a Karston cheek piece on this stock and painting it.

 

[NICETRY]

You could add a KMW loggerhead adjustable cheek piece. I like mine.

 

[Dick D]

Why sell your Accurate Mag floorplate system. It's specific to the long Savage .338 Laupa and you will just have to buy another one of some sort for more money? It seems to be a pretty good system, just use it on your Manners stock.

 

[Andrevski762]

Sold the HS precision off my .338 brand new never fired for $350. I did not sell it with the bottom metal or mag. Posted it on a certain four letter/number web address site and it sold in 24 hours. I couldn't believe how fast given the limited fit opportunities, made me think I could have asked more. If I were to do it again I'd start at $450 or more and see d anyone bites, you can always lower price later. Unless you're in a hurry for the cash.

 

[Hunt4life]

I agree about the Karsten cheek riser. It is a great system and it's 60 bucks all in. Send the stock off to be Dipped or painted and spend the rest on ammo or reloading supplies.