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MDT built the TIMBR Core Laminate to solve a problem a lot of Savage 110 owners run into: they want the warmth and feel of a wood stock, but they also want the accuracy and consistency that comes from a proper chassis system. This stock gives you both. Underneath that Green Mountain Camo laminate shell sits an aluminum micro-chassis with V-block bedding, so your barreled action locks in place with real repeatable torque instead of guesswork. There's no bedding compound, no gunsmithing, and no waiting around for a stock to cure. You drop the action in, torque the screws, and you're ready to head to the range or the woods.
This particular version of the TIMBR Core is inletted specifically for the right hand Savage 110 short action pattern, so fit and alignment are dialed in rather than generic. The barrel channel is cut to the Proof Research Sendero contour, which means it'll comfortably handle a lot more barrel than a typical factory wood stock, whether you're running a factory sporter profile or something heavier for a varmint or precision build. Laminate construction also means you don't have to worry about the warping or point of impact shifts that can creep into solid wood stocks after a season of temperature swings and wet hunts.
MDT carried over a lot of the ergonomic details from their chassis line into this stock. The grip sits at a 68 degree angle that feels more natural behind an optic than most traditional stocks, and length of pull is adjustable through a set of quarter inch spacers so you can fine tune the fit instead of just living with whatever comes out of the box. There are QD sling stud mounts front and rear for a sling or bipod, and a soft rubber buttpad to take some of the sting out of recoil. Since it runs on an internal micro-chassis, the TIMBR Core also opens the door to AICS pattern magazines once you add a compatible bottom metal, giving you a lot more flexibility than a fixed magazine wood stock ever could.
The laminate itself is dense and stable by nature, which helps dampen felt recoil compared to a lot of synthetic options, all while giving the rifle a look that doesn't scream tactical. It's a stock built for guys who want their rifle to shoot like a chassis gun but still look like it belongs leaning against a tree stand.
No, bottom metal is sold separately from the stock itself. You'll need an MDT AICS-compatible bottom metal, like the CORE or Hunter option, to run detachable magazines with this chassis. Once that's installed you'll have access to standard AICS pattern short action magazines.
No bedding work is needed. The aluminum micro-chassis inside the TIMBR Core uses a V-block bedding system that locks the action in with consistent torque, so you just drop the barreled action in and tighten the screws. It's designed to work right out of the box without a gunsmith.
Yes, the barrel channel is cut to the Proof Research Sendero contour, which is noticeably roomier than what you'd find on a standard factory wood stock. That gives you room to run a heavier varmint or target profile barrel without needing to open up the channel yourself.
The laminate construction is built to hold up better than solid wood against temperature and humidity swings, since it's layered under pressure rather than a single piece of timber. That makes it a solid choice for a stock that's actually going to see field use instead of just sitting on a shelf.
| UPC | 990482728458 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 116021GMC |
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