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[Farmer]

The low-ly Stevens 200 everyone doubts. Man wood looks great on it.

[slinkey]

Very nice diffently looks alot better yhen the grey stock.Over the summer i going to order one from boyds for mine.

[Farmer]

I am trying to figure out what screws I need now, the stock ones are not the right lengths for a wood stock.

[1NSH Dave]

did you get that stock from Boyds online? if so was it easy dealing with em?

[Farmer]

did you get that stock from Boyds online? if so was it easy dealing with em?

Very easy

[1NSH Dave]

do they come completely finished and lacquered? And fits well right away? I have been on their site now and then (and right now actually) thinking about getting a stock from them for my Remington 700, which needs some new life.

[Farmer]

do they come completely finished and lacquered? And fits well right away? I have been on their site now and then (and right now actually) thinking about getting a stock from them for my Remington 700, which needs some new life.

I just took it out of the box today. It is finished laminate. It installed in less than 5 minutes. It fits perfect.

[1NSH Dave]

sounds good, I like the look of some that they have, a lot of really nice laminate colors, Biggest problem is I'd then want to get the rifle re-blued if I get a new stock. Could probly just buy a new gun instead! Sure does make the Stevens look A LOT nicer though! Better to shoot I bet as well, as I heard the original fiberglass stocks were rather flimsy defeating the "floating barrel" concept.

[Farmer]

sounds good, I like the look of some that they have, a lot of really nice laminate colors, Biggest problem is I'd then want to get the rifle re-blued if I get a new stock. Could probly just buy a new gun instead! Sure does make the Stevens look A LOT nicer though! Better to shoot I bet as well, as I heard the original fiberglass stocks were rather flimsy defeating the "floating barrel" concept.

My plastic stock touched, so it wasn't really free floating. I'll be awhile now before I buy a scope for it.

[Rembolt]

Tree Farmer if you call Savage Arms Canada at 705-652-8000 you can order the new action screws to fit the wood stock.if I recall I paid about 10 bucks shipped to the door for mine.thats a nice looking stock is it a boyds classic.

[Farmer]

Tree Farmer if you call Savage Arms Canada at 705-652-8000 you can order the new action screws to fit the wood stock.if I recall I paid about 10 bucks shipped to the door for mine.thats a nice looking stock is it a boyds classic.

What did you say to them exactly? And yes it is a Boyds Classic

[Rembolt]

When I called I asked for the service dept .I asked the guy that answered if I could order the longer action screws for a Stevens 200 to convert to a wood stock .gave him my address and visa # and they showed up about a week later.

[1NSH Dave]

did the shipping from them cost a lot for such an item? I like the prices on their site, not too bad for such nice stocks.

[Rembolt]

My Boyds FT thumbhole cost me a $ 120.00 and change shipped the door.you can only order a $100.00 worth of stuff at a time from the states as that is the maximum that the use goverment will allow to cross the border.this is the value of the item the shipping does not count against the $100.00 limit.

[Farmer]

Yeah it was 120.00 total shipped USPS so no duty charge. Great deal.

[Rembolt]

If you order from the states make sure they ship USPS.and not UPS as they charge a mint in brokerage fees .

[1NSH Dave]

Wow, sounds good. That seems like a great deal. I was actually thinking about the thumbhole ones too.

[Farmer]

Wow, sounds good. That seems like a great deal. I was actually thinking about the thumbhole ones too.

I wanted the thumbhole but its back ordered. Man it seriously is the best $120 I ever spent, and I am a stickler with cash.

[Rembolt]

Heres a pic of mine.

[KPR]

Shane is that your .270?
Wayyyyy better lookin rifle now, bet if feels completely differant too?