PETE'S PILLARS SAVAGE RIMFIRE COMPETITION KIT WITH EPOXY | PPEF-S93D
Pillars and Epoxy. One Order, One Job.
CNC-machined aluminum bedding pillars for Savage rimfire actions, cut here in Michigan. Pillars carry the action screw load on metal instead of wood or polymer, so your torque stays where you set it and the action sits the same way every time you take the rifle apart. Supplied for final fitting and installation, and this version ships with the bedding epoxy included, so everything you need to set them arrives together.
Bedding is the cheapest accuracy work there is, and on a rimfire it's often the only thing left. Tighten an action screw into bare wood or a hollow polymer stock and the material compresses a little every time. Torque drifts, the action shifts, and the zero wanders for reasons that look like ammunition or a barrel problem. A pillar is a machined aluminum sleeve bedded into the stock so the screw clamps against metal. Nothing crushes, nothing creeps. Use it for: Savage rimfire match and trainer builds, NRL22 rifles, squirrel guns that shoot better than they should, and any 93-series rifle you're putting real work into.
Competition or SlimLine?
We machine two profiles for the Savage rimfire. The Competition pillar, this one, is the larger-diameter version with more bearing surface for the action screw and more material to bed against — the one to use when the stock has room for it. Our SlimLine with epoxy is the narrower profile for tighter inlets and thinner stock walls where a competition pillar won't clear. If you aren't sure which your stock takes, send us a photo of the inlet and we'll tell you.
The Epoxy Is in the Box.
Pillars are no use without something to set them in, and the usual version of this story is ordering the pillars, getting them on the bench, and realising the compound is a second purchase. This kit is the same Competition pillars with the bedding epoxy supplied, so you sit down once and do the job. Want pillars only? That's the PPEF-S93B. Working through a bigger project? We sell Devcon pillar and bedding compound on its own.
Don't Forget the Helper Hardware.
Bedding helper hardware is the part people skip and then regret. It holds the pillars in position and on-axis while the epoxy cures, so the pillars end up square to the action rather than cocked a degree or two off, and it keeps compound out of the threads. Our Bedding Helper Hardware Kit is sold separately and is matched by the action screw thread, not by rifle model. Check your action screws before you order, and if you aren't certain, send us your model and we'll confirm the thread for you.
Pair It With
Bedding Helper HardwareKeeps the pillars square while it cures
Devcon Bedding CompoundExtra compound for bigger projects
SlimLine With EpoxyNarrower pillars for tight inlets
While the Epoxy Cures
Want Something Ready to Go?
Bedding a stock takes a weekend and a cure time. These Savage MkII chassis arrive bedded and ready, and the rimfire parts below finish the build.
MDTField Stock Savage MkIIAluminum V-block bedding, 3.1 lbs.Shop Now →
MDTField Stock MkII, ODGOlive drab green.Shop Now →
MDTField Stock MkII, FDEFlat dark earth.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Savage MkIIFull aluminum chassis.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman MkII, ODGOlive drab green.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman MkII, GreyTactical grey.Shop Now →
MDTLSS-RF Gen2 Savage MkIIModular skeleton-stock platform.Shop Now →
DIPSavage MkI / MkII / 93 Scope RailPicatinny base for the rimfire action.Shop Now →
DIPSavage Inletted Trigger GuardMachined aluminum replacement.Shop Now →
DIPSavage 93 Bottom Metal Deluxe KitTrigger guard and bottom metal.Shop Now →
The Next Level
Two Things Worth Adding to the Cart.
- Step one: the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit. Sold separately, matched to your action screw thread, and it's what holds the pillars square and keeps compound out of the threads while the epoxy sets.
- Step two: something to shoot while this one cures. The MDT Field Stock Savage MkII arrives bedded and ready, and plenty of people end up with one of each.
- Bedding more than one rifle? Add Devcon compound so you don't run short mid-pour.
Browse all Pillars & Bedding and chassis.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Pete's Pillars
MPN: PPEF-S93D
Type: Competition Profile Bedding Pillar Kit with Epoxy
Fits: Savage Rimfire Actions
Material: CNC-Machined Aluminum
Supplied: For Final Fitting and Installation
Epoxy: Included
Helper Hardware: Bedding Helper Hardware Kit, Sold Separately
Printed Instructions: Not Included
Manufactured: USA
Frequently Asked Questions
Fit, what's included, installation and what else you need on the bench.
Will it fit my rifle?
Our pillars fit most Savage rimfire rifles. We machine to very tight tolerances, so every now and then a production rifle with factory tolerance stack-up falls a little outside that range. Pillars are supplied for final fitting, which means a little material removal is part of a normal install. If your stock is unusual or aftermarket, send us a photo of the inlet first.
Is epoxy included?
Yes. That's the difference between this kit and the pillars-only PPEF-S93B. Bedding compound is supplied, so you aren't placing a second order halfway through the job. Brand of compound may vary. Bedding more than one rifle? Add Devcon so you don't run short.
Do I need the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit?
You don't strictly need it, but it's what keeps the pillars square and on-axis while the epoxy sets, and it keeps compound out of the threads. It's sold separately and thread-specific, so match it to your action screws — see the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit. Not sure which thread your rifle uses? Ask us and we'll confirm it.
Are printed instructions included?
No, printed installation instructions are not included. Pillar bedding is well documented — there are good written guides and plenty of video walkthroughs online covering exactly this job. What actually matters is having the right tools, preparing the inlet thoroughly, and taking your time. Rushed prep is where bedding jobs go wrong, not the pillars.
Competition or SlimLine for my stock?
The Competition profile is larger in diameter, with more bearing surface and more material to bed against. Use it when the inlet has room. The SlimLine with epoxy is the narrower pillar for tight inlets and thin stock walls. When in doubt, measure your inlet or send us a photo.
What does pillar bedding actually gain me?
Consistency, mainly. The action screws clamp against aluminum instead of compressing wood or polymer, so torque holds, the action returns to the same place after you pull it from the stock, and your zero stops drifting for no visible reason. It's the foundation the rest of the rifle sits on.
Does Pete's Pillars make more than pillars?
Yes. Pillars are where we started, and we also machine CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors, cocking indicators, magazine releases, bolt knobs and scope rails here in Michigan, plus 10/22 buffers and M-LOK weights. We run custom Cerakote in house, and we carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
PETE'S PILLARS SAVAGE RIMFIRE COMPETITION KIT WITH EPOXY | PPEF-S93D
Pillars and Epoxy. One Order, One Job.
CNC-machined aluminum bedding pillars for Savage rimfire actions, cut here in Michigan. Pillars carry the action screw load on metal instead of wood or polymer, so your torque stays where you set it and the action sits the same way every time you take the rifle apart. Supplied for final fitting and installation, and this version ships with the bedding epoxy included, so everything you need to set them arrives together.
Bedding is the cheapest accuracy work there is, and on a rimfire it's often the only thing left. Tighten an action screw into bare wood or a hollow polymer stock and the material compresses a little every time. Torque drifts, the action shifts, and the zero wanders for reasons that look like ammunition or a barrel problem. A pillar is a machined aluminum sleeve bedded into the stock so the screw clamps against metal. Nothing crushes, nothing creeps. Use it for: Savage rimfire match and trainer builds, NRL22 rifles, squirrel guns that shoot better than they should, and any 93-series rifle you're putting real work into.
Competition or SlimLine?
We machine two profiles for the Savage rimfire. The Competition pillar, this one, is the larger-diameter version with more bearing surface for the action screw and more material to bed against — the one to use when the stock has room for it. Our SlimLine with epoxy is the narrower profile for tighter inlets and thinner stock walls where a competition pillar won't clear. If you aren't sure which your stock takes, send us a photo of the inlet and we'll tell you.
The Epoxy Is in the Box.
Pillars are no use without something to set them in, and the usual version of this story is ordering the pillars, getting them on the bench, and realising the compound is a second purchase. This kit is the same Competition pillars with the bedding epoxy supplied, so you sit down once and do the job. Want pillars only? That's the PPEF-S93B. Working through a bigger project? We sell Devcon pillar and bedding compound on its own.
Don't Forget the Helper Hardware.
Bedding helper hardware is the part people skip and then regret. It holds the pillars in position and on-axis while the epoxy cures, so the pillars end up square to the action rather than cocked a degree or two off, and it keeps compound out of the threads. Our Bedding Helper Hardware Kit is sold separately and is matched by the action screw thread, not by rifle model. Check your action screws before you order, and if you aren't certain, send us your model and we'll confirm the thread for you.
Pair It With
Bedding Helper HardwareKeeps the pillars square while it cures
Devcon Bedding CompoundExtra compound for bigger projects
SlimLine With EpoxyNarrower pillars for tight inlets
While the Epoxy Cures
Want Something Ready to Go?
Bedding a stock takes a weekend and a cure time. These Savage MkII chassis arrive bedded and ready, and the rimfire parts below finish the build.
MDTField Stock Savage MkIIAluminum V-block bedding, 3.1 lbs.Shop Now →
MDTField Stock MkII, ODGOlive drab green.Shop Now →
MDTField Stock MkII, FDEFlat dark earth.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman Savage MkIIFull aluminum chassis.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman MkII, ODGOlive drab green.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Sportsman MkII, GreyTactical grey.Shop Now →
MDTLSS-RF Gen2 Savage MkIIModular skeleton-stock platform.Shop Now →
DIPSavage MkI / MkII / 93 Scope RailPicatinny base for the rimfire action.Shop Now →
DIPSavage Inletted Trigger GuardMachined aluminum replacement.Shop Now →
DIPSavage 93 Bottom Metal Deluxe KitTrigger guard and bottom metal.Shop Now →
The Next Level
Two Things Worth Adding to the Cart.
- Step one: the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit. Sold separately, matched to your action screw thread, and it's what holds the pillars square and keeps compound out of the threads while the epoxy sets.
- Step two: something to shoot while this one cures. The MDT Field Stock Savage MkII arrives bedded and ready, and plenty of people end up with one of each.
- Bedding more than one rifle? Add Devcon compound so you don't run short mid-pour.
Browse all Pillars & Bedding and chassis.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Pete's Pillars
MPN: PPEF-S93D
Type: Competition Profile Bedding Pillar Kit with Epoxy
Fits: Savage Rimfire Actions
Material: CNC-Machined Aluminum
Supplied: For Final Fitting and Installation
Epoxy: Included
Helper Hardware: Bedding Helper Hardware Kit, Sold Separately
Printed Instructions: Not Included
Manufactured: USA
Frequently Asked Questions
Fit, what's included, installation and what else you need on the bench.
Will it fit my rifle?
Our pillars fit most Savage rimfire rifles. We machine to very tight tolerances, so every now and then a production rifle with factory tolerance stack-up falls a little outside that range. Pillars are supplied for final fitting, which means a little material removal is part of a normal install. If your stock is unusual or aftermarket, send us a photo of the inlet first.
Is epoxy included?
Yes. That's the difference between this kit and the pillars-only PPEF-S93B. Bedding compound is supplied, so you aren't placing a second order halfway through the job. Brand of compound may vary. Bedding more than one rifle? Add Devcon so you don't run short.
Do I need the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit?
You don't strictly need it, but it's what keeps the pillars square and on-axis while the epoxy sets, and it keeps compound out of the threads. It's sold separately and thread-specific, so match it to your action screws — see the Bedding Helper Hardware Kit. Not sure which thread your rifle uses? Ask us and we'll confirm it.
Are printed instructions included?
No, printed installation instructions are not included. Pillar bedding is well documented — there are good written guides and plenty of video walkthroughs online covering exactly this job. What actually matters is having the right tools, preparing the inlet thoroughly, and taking your time. Rushed prep is where bedding jobs go wrong, not the pillars.
Competition or SlimLine for my stock?
The Competition profile is larger in diameter, with more bearing surface and more material to bed against. Use it when the inlet has room. The SlimLine with epoxy is the narrower pillar for tight inlets and thin stock walls. When in doubt, measure your inlet or send us a photo.
What does pillar bedding actually gain me?
Consistency, mainly. The action screws clamp against aluminum instead of compressing wood or polymer, so torque holds, the action returns to the same place after you pull it from the stock, and your zero stops drifting for no visible reason. It's the foundation the rest of the rifle sits on.
Does Pete's Pillars make more than pillars?
Yes. Pillars are where we started, and we also machine CZ 455 and 457 match barrels, firing pins, extractors, cocking indicators, magazine releases, bolt knobs and scope rails here in Michigan, plus 10/22 buffers and M-LOK weights. We run custom Cerakote in house, and we carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
| Brand | Pete's Pillars |
| Gun Brand | Savage |