It does... I think it's going to be a real tack driver with that stock. The only big deal like I said above is putting the new stock back on after you take it off. It comes with a small piece that acts as a wedge against the recoil lug of the barrel and screws into the stock... The problem is you can't just screw this little piece into the stock and then put the barrel in place, it won't fit! You must first barely thread the screw into the wedge through the stock so that the wedge has a good deal of play in it,,, then turn the stock upside down so the wedge will move in that direction as far as it can,,, now you can put the barrel/recoil lug in the stock, flip the stock over and tighten every thing down. Clear as mud? If you look on Savage's web sight it shows some detail pictures and gives an explanation of how it works.
By the way, I ordered a Nikon Monarch with the extended ring spacing... I hope that will work with the Warne set up. If not, I know for a fact that the Talley double extended will work on just about any scope. They are the aluminum integrated base/ring deal though,,, I'm sure they are plenty tough and I may still have to use them, but I want to try the Warne first.