I have a regular savave 110 long action in 7mm Remington Mag. will this stock fit that gun
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To be completely honest, I cut it in half drilled new holes and mounted them around the breach on a savage mkII. So...to answer your question it would probably fit anything it's long enough for as long as you are willing to do some work. As far as fitting out of the box. I have no idea. Sorry if this doesn't help.
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All of the Mossberg 715T rifles except the "Carry Handle" version come equipped with a threaded on muzzle brake. Stick with the original. If yours is the one with the non threaded barrel, some say it will fit, but requires a rubber mallet to apply. Mine came off my 10/22, so check it for tightness frequently.
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It depends on the kind of stock you have. Some people have complained about the screws being too short. I wouldn't know. I plan on using mine for a custom wooden sniper stock for my Savage 110 .300 WinMag and don't plan on using the stock screws anyway. Why not just buy a Quad Rail handguard?
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I believe it will. I retro fit the one I bought on a bump fire stock that is very similar set up as the magpul.stock u have. The reason I had to retro fit mine was because the bump fire stock was a little wider than the magpul stock. But I pretty sure it should work.
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This replacement stock will fit 30-06 length cartridges as long as the action has the standard dimension barrel (not the varmint bull barrel) and does not have the drop plate type magazine (your action must have to be loaded and unloaded from the top).
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Yes it will. If you buy the stock for the short action 700 Remington rifle. Short action is .308 and smaller calibers. Long action is 30-06 and larger calibers. This is a very good stock.
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I have mine on a Savage Model 11 .223 Short Action FCNS so while I can't be positive, I'd say there's a darn good chance that it will matchup perfectly. Good luck.
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To be perfectly honest with you on the fit of the short action??? I don't honestly know if it will fit or not???? The only think about those stocks is this !!! The lockdown bolts to attach the Bolt, Barrel to the stock HAS GOT TO BE 4.40 inches apart on center!!! I think if you have that?? You can make every thing else work.
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It fits my Finnish M39 perfectly, I would assume the stock is the same size.
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im not sure, i dont have that gun, but you can measure the stock of your gun and take a look at the size of the small pad and you'll see if it fits.
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As far as I know, this is made specifically for the Howa 1500 / Weatherby Vanguard actions. I don't think the Remington 700 and the howa/weatherby actions are compatible with each other
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I do not know I put it on a remington 300 mag. a 700 model. My rifle 24 inches long.
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Yes it would. Remington makes onto two action lengths; a short and a long. They also male two styles; a blind magazine with no foreplate (ADL) and one with a drop down foreplate (BDL or CDL). A 7mm mag is definately a long action, but you must have either a BDL or a CDL with a STANDARD barrel. If you have a BDL Sendero or Varmit with a Heavy "Bull" barrel it MAY not work on this stock. You would be better off taking this up with Houge at "getagrip.com"
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As already stated is says L/A in the description which should mean it is fits Long Action rifles. My Remington is a long action and it fit.
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Are we talking about the Savage Mod 11" hog hunter" will this rail fit this rifle?
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While I don't know the exact size, I bought one for my Remington 870--TAC, that has a synthetic stock and it fits like a glove. If your Stevens has a standard stock, I'd be willing to bet it will fit just fine. Contrary to common sense, I have mine with rounds inserted with the brass side down. I did this due to a few seconds advantage in chambering additional rounds, on the move, because it results in the round being in the correct chambering orientation. Good Luck!