Savage Rifle
Parts & Upgrades
Find the right parts for your Savage before you start shopping. Explore Model 10, 110 and 12 centerfire rifles, Savage Axis and Axis II, and separate rimfire families. Choose your model and action or magazine configuration first, then browse chassis, stocks, barrels, mounting parts and Pete's Pillars bedding hardware.
Which Savage are you upgrading?
Savage isn't one universal action pattern. Choose the rimfire family, centerfire receiver length, or Axis magazine configuration that matches your rifle.
Savage Rimfire
Mark II, Model 93, B22, A22 and Model 64. Rimfire parts need model-specific fitment.
Browse Rimfire Families →Model 10 / 11 — SA
Traditional short-action Savage 10/11 family. Confirm release style and stock inlet.
Shop Short Action →Model 110 — SA
Modern Model 110 rifles may use a short-action receiver; do not shop by name alone.
Shop 110 Short Action →Model 110 / 111 — LA
Long-action Savage 110/111 choices, including stocks and compatible chassis.
Shop Long Action →Model 12 — Usually SA
Target and varmint builds commonly using a short-action inlet; verify your rifle.
Shop Model 12 Options →Model 112 / 116 — LA
Long-action target and sporting variants; check exact receiver and magazine configuration.
Shop Long Action →Savage Axis / Axis II — Short Cartridge
Axis stocks and chassis listed for short-cartridge magazine configurations.
Shop Axis SA Fitment →Savage Axis / Axis II — Long Cartridge
Axis stocks and chassis listed for long-cartridge magazine configurations.
Shop Axis LA Fitment →2026 Model 110 notice: MDT currently lists 2026-production Savage 110 models as incompatible with its existing chassis inlets. Check the latest manufacturer compatibility guidance before ordering.
Savage Parts by Category
Browse the major upgrade paths across Savage centerfire and rimfire. Each listing is the authority on fitment, not just the model name in a search result.
Chassis & Stocks
Find MDT Field Stock, XRS, Oryx, HNT26 and ACC options for specific Savage inlets.
Shop Chassis →Rifle Barrels
Explore centerfire and rimfire barrel options; confirm the exact action and fitting requirements.
Browse Barrels →Scope Mounts & Rails
Choose compatible optic bases, rings and rails, including the correct screw-hole pattern.
Shop Mounting →Triggers & Action Parts
Browse trigger and action components with the correct model and release configuration.
Shop Triggers →Magazines & Bottom Metal
Factory and aftermarket magazine interfaces differ by action, stock and cartridge.
Shop Magazines →Bolt Knobs & Parts
Find clamp-on bolt knobs and compatible receiver accessories for the right Savage action.
Shop Bolt Parts →Pillar Bedding Kits
Pete's Pillars Competition and SlimLine kits for Savage centerfire, Axis and rimfire applications.
Shop Bedding →Chassis Accessories
Grips, ARCA, weights and M-LOK accessories for compatible stocks and chassis.
Shop Accessories →Chassis & Stocks for Different Savage Inlets
Short action, long action, Axis and Mark II rimfire models call for different solutions. These individual listings illustrate why choosing the inlet first matters.
MDT Field Stock — Savage SA
Traditional stock shape with an aluminum bedding foundation for a compatible Savage short action.
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MDT ACC Premier Gen2 — Savage SA
A precision chassis option for compatible Savage short-action rifles; verify bolt-release fitment.
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MDT XRS — Savage SA
Stock-style ergonomics with a chassis foundation for the specified short-action inlet.
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MDT XRS — Savage LA CIP
A long-action CIP configuration; confirm magazine length and intended cartridge.
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MDT Field Stock — Savage LA CIP
Long-action stock option designed for the stated Savage LA CIP configuration.
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MDT Oryx — Savage Axis SA
A dedicated Axis stock/chassis configuration listed for short-cartridge applications.
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MDT Field Stock — Savage Axis LA
A separate Axis long-cartridge stock configuration; do not substitute the SA inlet.
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MDT Field Stock — Savage Mark II
A purpose-built rimfire stock for compatible Savage Mark II configurations.
View Product →Find Your Savage Rimfire Model
Rimfire upgrades range from complete stocks and chassis to the small replacement pieces that keep a familiar rifle useful.
Savage Mark II
Stocks, chassis, action screws and other Mark II-specific options.
Shop Mark II →Savage Model 93 / 93R
Rimfire mounting bases, trigger guards and replacement hardware.
Shop Model 93 →Savage B22 / A22
Search the rimfire catalog for B-series and A-series parts with exact-model fitment.
Explore B22 Parts →Savage Model 64
Browse replacement charging handles, trigger guards and magazine controls.
Explore Model 64 →Savage Bedding Pillars, Made for the Job
Pete's Pillars manufactures Competition and SlimLine bedding sets for selected Savage action families, along with separate options for Savage Axis and rimfire rifles. Whether you're working with a traditional stock or refining a bedding project, match the kit's geometry and dimensions to the stock and action before buying.
Epoxy is included only on listings marked with Epoxy (brand may vary). Action screws and installation hardware are sold separately, and printed installation instructions are not included. Many chassis already have their own bedding interface and do not require pillars.
Complete the Savage Build
After choosing the correct stock or chassis, consider the optics, support equipment and compatible accessories that complete your setup.
Rifle Scopes
Find optics suited to your hunting, rimfire or target rifle setup.
Shop Scopes →Scope Mounts & Rails
Pair the right rail and rings with your exact Savage receiver.
Shop Mounts →Bipods
Support your rifle from an appropriate stock, chassis or accessory mounting point.
Shop Bipods →Magazines
Compare correct magazine patterns, cartridge lengths and chassis interfaces.
Shop Magazines →Rifle Grips
Explore grips for chassis systems that accept a separate grip.
Shop Grips →MDT Brand Hub
Explore chassis families, stocks and compatible accessories by model.
Explore MDT →Savage Action and Stock Fitment Guide
Model 10, 11, 12 and 110 Families
Pre-2018 naming commonly distinguished two-digit short actions from three-digit long actions, but newer Model 110 rifles are sold in both lengths. Confirm receiver length and stock inlet. Bolt-release location, receiver shape, handedness and magazine interface can also affect compatibility.
Axis / Axis II and Rimfire
Axis rifles share an action length; a stock described as Axis SA or LA generally reflects the magazine-well and cartridge configuration. Savage rimfire models, including Mark II, 93, B22, A22 and 64, use distinct inlets and parts. Verify the exact model before selecting any upgrade.
Savage Parts & Fitment FAQ
Are Savage Model 10 and 110 rifles the same action length?
No. Older two-digit Model 10 rifles are generally short actions, but a newer Model 110 may be short or long action. Confirm the receiver dimensions and individual stock or chassis fitment.
Is a Savage Model 12 always a short action?
Model 12 rifles are typically associated with the short-action family, while the related Model 112 is generally a long-action model. Older rifles and specialty configurations still require model-specific verification.
Does Savage Axis SA versus LA mean a different receiver length?
No. Savage explains that Axis receivers share the same action length. SA and LA labels commonly distinguish stock, chassis and magazine-well arrangements for different cartridge lengths. Match the exact Axis configuration to the product.
Will Savage Mark II parts fit a B22, Model 93 or Model 64?
Do not assume they will. Savage rimfire families use distinct stocks, receivers, magazines and hardware. Shop the exact model and verify fitment on each individual listing.
Will MDT chassis fit a 2026-production Savage 110?
MDT currently states that 2026 Savage 110 rifles are not compatible with its existing chassis designs and that updates are in development. Confirm the latest manufacturer guidance for your exact rifle before ordering.
Why does the bolt-release position matter?
Savage has used different bolt-release layouts, including top and bottom release arrangements, across centerfire rifles. Some chassis and stock designs have specific compatibility restrictions, so check the manufacturer details for your rifle.
Will my factory Savage magazine work with an aftermarket chassis?
Not necessarily. Some chassis use AICS-pattern magazines or other magazine interfaces rather than the factory system. Confirm the action, cartridge, magazine length and chassis requirements before ordering.
Does my Savage stock need bedding pillars?
That depends on the stock material and its existing bedding system. Pete's Pillars offers Savage-compatible bedding pillar kits for selected applications, but a chassis with integral bedding support may not need additional pillars.
How do I choose a Savage scope rail?
Confirm the exact receiver model, action length, screw-hole pattern and fastener size. Different Savage receiver generations and configurations can use different mounting requirements.