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| The Striker is a short action. Correct? Lone Hunter |
| Posts: 210 | Location: Smithfield, NC, USA | Registered: 15 April 2002 |
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| Yes, the Striker is a short action. Like was said, it is a model 10 action, so all the barrels fit. Just get a Sharpshooter's Supply barrel-nut wrench and have some fun! |
| Posts: 207 | Location: Sacramento, CA, USA | Registered: 15 February 2002 |
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| Dumb question> Can you convert to savage smokeless by buying a new bolt and barrel. Would make one helluva pistol. I have never had a savage smokeless muzzleloader in my hands so this may be dumb, but I was thinking of buying a stryker and use it for varmints deer and deer during muzzleloader season. Thanks |
| Posts: 40 | Location: nashville | Registered: 13 November 2002 |
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| Why wouldn't you just buy an Encore with a muzzle-loader barrel? Also, watch out for the regs, some muzzle-loader hunts are rifle only. You'ld have to use it during the regular season. |
| Posts: 207 | Location: Sacramento, CA, USA | Registered: 15 February 2002 |
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| I like the idea of a smokeless muzzleloader. I saw some of the pictures on the savage site that show great damage with a smokeless muzzleloader. I couldnt do this much in a pistol(probably too much recoil etc.) but when you see a picture of a doe with her head blown up you could load at 75% and still have all the power you want. They are ralking 3000 fps with a 175 gr. slug if I remember right. I dont know of anyone trying smokeless in a encore(at least that either has any sense or more balls than I do) |
| Posts: 40 | Location: nashville | Registered: 13 November 2002 |
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