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lg_mouth · December 22, 2006, 01:32 PM

I am new here as well and wanted to put my $.02 in on the Stevens 200. I love mine in .243, but have read over on savageshooters.com that putting a bipod on one may harm your accuracy because of the flex in the flimsy stock.

I would also recommend, that if you are keeping the factory stock, to sand down the rough edges and paint it with some Krylon Fusion. I painted mine OD green, which is a much better color than light gray!

Lg_mouth

December 22, 2006, 01:32 PM	#13
lg_mouth Senior Member Join Date: December 22, 2006 Location: Pomeroy, OH Posts: 161	Flimsy stock and bipod I am new here as well and wanted to put my $.02 in on the Stevens 200. I love mine in .243, but have read over on savageshooters.com that putting a bipod on one may harm your accuracy because of the flex in the flimsy stock. I would also recommend, that if you are keeping the factory stock, to sand down the rough edges and paint it with some Krylon Fusion. I painted mine OD green, which is a much better color than light gray! Lg_mouth