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Very nice build and great results!

No photos please :o

So the run down is.... Savage MK II-F (Non-accutrigger Model) Centerpoint 4-16X40 Scope Diversified Innovative Products 25 MOA Scope Mount Millett Low Scope Rings Blackhawk 6"-9" Bipod Boyd's Rimfire Varmint Thumbhole Stock Diversified Innovative Products Trigger Gaurd Diversified Innovative Products Bottom Metal Home-brewed Trigger Job (shimmed trigger, lighter spring)

Well, I got my Bolt back this evening It feels much better and is much easier to get a hold of. Also have the new scope rings installed and I hope to get it to the range this week.

Thanks... I'm looking for some Low Scope Rings now for when the DIP Scope Rail shows up

Thanks for following my project sir! Inputs for any and all are always welcome, since this is my first build

Yup, I'm with you there... Which is why I finally purchased a couple firearms to have around, before they TRY to outlaw that as well... I have a hard time coughing up a stupid amount of money for a "Tax Stamp" to aquire an item that is legal and a requirement in many other parts of the world...

Figures... Then we will all be outlaws...

I also just ordered the DIP 25 MOA scope Mount and the 1/8" Bottom Plate.... I'm hoping to build a tackdriver that will reach out 200+ yards

Nope... but will at some point... I stumbled into a adapter at a gun show a picked it up...

Thank you sir! I forgot to mention, last night I also did the "Pen Spring" mod to lighten the trigger pull and also made some spacers to put between the trigger and the housing to remove the lateral slop from the trigger itself...

We'll, here is my M&P partner to the Savage Bolt I'm building down below in the rifle section

Got the action into the new stock last night... The bolt is on it's way to Ohio for a but of... Modification... >:D I need some lower scope rings for sure... :o

Thanks, I believe so as well. It might be a Wal-Mart special Mk II-F, but to me, half the fun is making something that was budget excel, as long as the cost doesn't overtake what an equal can be purchased for... My wife pretty much says "You can build anything you want, because anyone can buy it.. but not everyone can build it"... so I have taken that approach with everything from my car to designing/scratch building vacuum tube guitar amplifiers... I have to look into some of the Non-Accutrigger Trigger tweaks as well.

Just to update: In an effort to keep it a Budget Project (but it has to look cool!), I picked up a 4x16 Center Point scope after reading some good reviews, and a short bi-pod. Also, my Thumbhole stock showed up today.. but I had to head to work this afternoon.... :o

Thanks for the reply, I have heard that are straight shooters even without the Accutrigger. I figure I can give it a go and see if I enjoy it without spending a heap of cash... besides that, I get a lot of enjoyment in learning about the mechanics of things, tinkering, etc...

So I decided to get into the Hobby a bit, as I have never ventured into the world of firearms. I decided to start out small, and see how I like it, and if the bug gets me to expand. I recently picked up a Savage Mk II-F at Wal-Mart. I have not gotten an opportunity to shoot it yet, but I have already decided the factory stock ("Tupperware" I believe it is referred to?) isn't going to cut it. I picked up an extra magazine locally last week, and today, I placed an order for a Boyd's Rimfire Varmint Thumbhole stock that they had on sale with a new Trigger guard and Floor Plate. It should be arriving in a few days. I was looking at the Tacticool Stock, but I have a local gun Shop trying to get me an FVSR, so I'll wait on the Tacticool stock for that one.

Thanks you everyone for the welcome. Well, today was a good day, I picked up my S&W M&P22.. 12 Round Magazine model. :beer: Now I need to locate some 22LR around here! And I also need to track down a Savage Mark II FV-SR... :o

Hello All, Just wanted to post a quick intro, I stumbled across this site while looking for info on the S&W MP22. I am looking to pick up the MP22 as a first firearm, and I am also looking at a Savage FV-SR as a first rifle. I look forward to prowling aound the site and learning some information.