My favorite varmint killing rifle, my Savage Model 93 Stainless Heavy Barrel in 17 HMR, just got a major upgrade installed for the coming Varmint extinction season.
When I bought this rifle I unfortunate purchased the cheapest version of it, that had a very plain plastic stock. Well, for accurate shooting in either the field, or from a shooting bench at a range, it was not at all ideal.
So I ordered a custom varmint style stock from Sharp Shooters Supply, and then waited 2 months and a week. Well, it arrived and is now installed, all good to go for this year's hunting.
Here is a photo of the rifle with the original flimsy stock:

And here it is now reborn, much like a beautiful butterfly:

Note how much straighter the new stock is, and the much more substantial grip that it has. The fore end also widens out, and is flat on the bottom. This makes for a very solid rest from a shooting bench, or when shooting with a bipod attached to the rifle in the field.
The new stock is also much heavier, so the rifle will move even less with recoil, thus giving me an even better view of the bullets striking the animal through my telescopic sight.