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    Boyds Stock Install Savage 111

    So I ordered a Boyds Prairie Hunter stock for my Savage 111 Trophy Hunter XP. I got the stock in and then saw what parts I would need since the cheap stock the gun came with was molded for all removable parts. I looked through the schematics for the detachable box magazine bottom bolt release models and it looks like frame assembly is what I need along with a metal trigger guard to replace the cheap janky one it came with. I called savage to order the 2 parts and the people from savage said I needed the metal mag bottom for the mag to align correctly with the metal frame assembly. So has anyone here on the green screen installed a Boyds stock on a savage 111 trophy hunter? Does that sound about right as far as parts I need?
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    ttt

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      #3
      im no help, just interested in the swap info.

      I'm thinking about getting a stock for my model 11 hog hunter.

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        ttt

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          https://youtu.be/oVwPNDxtVLc


          Metal Trigger Guard for Axis w/Boyds
          http://www.savageshooters.com/showthread.php?45541-Metal-Trigger-Guard-for-Axis-w-Boyds
          I assume that these are the same as Savage Model 10 trigger guards. However, I cannot locate a metal one in black finish. Everywhere I looked is out-of-stock. The $12 ones shown on Boyds' site just say "black" and do not say if they are metal or the junk plastic ones.


          Savage Shooters - Savage Axis Build: Barrel & Stock
          http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?205-Savage-Axis-Build-Barrel-Stock
          In this third installment of our Savage Axis Build series we will be focusing on the barrel and the stock. As often happens, due to availability and other factors my build was forced to deviate some from my original plan. This change unfortunately forced me to increase the budget for the project accordingly, but in the long run I think the change will prove to be for the better. If you haven't already, be sure to catch up on the rest of this series by reading these previous installments: - Savage Axis Build: Introduction (http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?196-Savage-Axis-Build-Introduction) - Savage Axis Built: Action & Trigger (http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?197-Savage-Axis-Build-Action-Trigger) My original plan for this build was to acquire a factory 7mm-08 Remington take-off sporter barrel and have it rechambered to .284 Winchester. With sporter take-off barrels typically selling for $75 or less this would save me a significant amount over buying an aftermarket


          Hope this helps

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            Originally posted by cm12setx View Post
            https://youtu.be/oVwPNDxtVLc

            Metal Trigger Guard for Axis w/Boyds
            http://www.savageshooters.com/showthread.php?45541-Metal-Trigger-Guard-for-Axis-w-Boyds
            I assume that these are the same as Savage Model 10 trigger guards. However, I cannot locate a metal one in black finish. Everywhere I looked is out-of-stock. The $12 ones shown on Boyds' site just say "black" and do not say if they are metal or the junk plastic ones.


            Savage Shooters - Savage Axis Build: Barrel & Stock
            http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?205-Savage-Axis-Build-Barrel-Stock
            In this third installment of our Savage Axis Build series we will be focusing on the barrel and the stock. As often happens, due to availability and other factors my build was forced to deviate some from my original plan. This change unfortunately forced me to increase the budget for the project accordingly, but in the long run I think the change will prove to be for the better. If you haven't already, be sure to catch up on the rest of this series by reading these previous installments: - Savage Axis Build: Introduction (http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?196-Savage-Axis-Build-Introduction) - Savage Axis Built: Action & Trigger (http://www.savageshooters.com/content.php?197-Savage-Axis-Build-Action-Trigger) My original plan for this build was to acquire a factory 7mm-08 Remington take-off sporter barrel and have it rechambered to .284 Winchester. With sporter take-off barrels typically selling for $75 or less this would save me a significant amount over buying an aftermarket


            Hope this helps
            I appreciate the digging, but the axis is a little different than the 111. In that video the trigger guard and frame assembly was in/on that stock already unless the guy put them on there before he started the video. The one I ordered came bare bones. The stock that came with the rifle doesn't have a frame assembly cause the stock was molded to house the magazine. The trigger guard is cheap plastic junk. Still good information I may end up getting an axis and upgrading it also. lol

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              anyone?

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                #8
                I will try again. http://www.savageshooters.com/showth...m-Bolt-Release

                There is tons of good info if you dig deep enough.

                I did not have any coffee this morning when I posted or I might have caught the difference of 11 trophy hunter vs axis.

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                  Originally posted by cm12setx View Post
                  I will try again. http://www.savageshooters.com/showth...m-Bolt-Release

                  There is tons of good info if you dig deep enough.

                  I did not have any coffee this morning when I posted or I might have caught the difference of 11 trophy hunter vs axis.
                  There is a thread on there that actually talks about the 111 and the Boyds prairie hunter stock!! Thanks for the help.

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                    #10
                    Got in the peppered prairie hunter and got all new metal hardware on it. Glass bedding job is next.
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                        Im tuning in to see what happens. I have the same rifle and want to see how this turns out.


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                          #13
                          I replaced a savage bolt .22 plastic stock with a Boyd's and had to get bottom metal.

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