Best left to a gunmsith
Another answer:
Many rifles also have a stock bolt under the Buttplate which if the buttplate can be easily removed (some are not easily removed). There should be a large hole under the buttplate where you can see the head of a large bolt with a flashlight. Find the appropriate long-shanked screw driver & tighten the bolt. Stocks sometimes loosen up from shooting recoil. If you have wood shringage, swelling, warpage,wood rot, oil damage, etc. then take the first answerers advice.
Rifle stocks are used to steady the weapon against your shoulder. It also gives you somewhere to hang on to. Lastly, it allows you to have better accuracy because the rifle remains stabilized.
Depends on which rifle. Contact Savage customer serice with the model of your rifle, and they can give you an answer.
Wood is wood.
Walnut, birch, laminates
Weing stocks
Yes, they are being and have been made for over 50 years
Wood, chisels, files, various types of bladed woodworking tools.
I would be surpised if some maker wouldn't make one for you.
Yes, but most scent killers will not be kind to metal or wood stocks.
Check with a gunsmith. My usual source of parts for obsolete rifles is sold out of stocks for a Model 34, but a smith may be able to locate one for you. That is a very old rifle, and new stocks are not available- and used ones are scarce.
The Remington Model 740 semi-automatic rifle has long been out-of-production. You may be able to find an original stock on one of the firearms auction sites, like Auction Arms.com, or you might try ebay. Consider that the later model rifle stocks, like the 742, 7400 and 74 Express stocks will also fit, but will not match the 740 Model forearm pattern.
Please state the model of the daisy 22 Caliber gun, or is it a rifle?