I shot a 54 super match, older model than yours, Smallbore prone when working in Australia. Returning home no nearby Prone matches went back to Smallbore and BPC silhouette.   

Sold the 54 and bought a 1700 model Anschutz for Hunter Rifle class. It was less expensive to switch, the 54 super match would have needed extensive modification to meet silhouette rules. Stock, Barrel, and iron sight to scope. The 1700 series had the same action and trigger as the 54 that's all.  Less than a year later sold the 1700 for what i paid and switched to more single shot matches & added lever action competion. 

Look at the optional rifle for the intended use before stock switching  my advice. Alterations rarely return the money spent.

Boats 

I agree with Boats, trade up to what you want. Stocks are more expensive then there worth. You won’t recoup the expense.

watchthewind wrote on Feb 21^st, 2026 at 2:30pm:

Here's what I have found.There is a gunsmith 25 miles from my home that does stock refinishments for $360 but he has a huge backlog. It would take some patience  from me to get it done.

I concure with the others the rifle looks good in the picture.  Is there something we are missing?