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| Go to Savageshooters.com and do a search. |
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| Savage won't reveal how one disassembles the bolt for liability reasons! Thanks, but I've already been there and tried that. Kudude |
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| check with Bartsche on that, he is the resident expert.
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| quote: oters.com/Pages/FiringPin.html
go to the link provided bja |
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| Mike,
I tried the link and hooter.com as well w/o finding any information on bolts, although the hooters sight slowed down my searching a bit. Did all the address come thru?? Kudude |
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| quote: Originally posted by kudude:
I need to disassemble my bolt to dress the ejector port. Could someone please share with me the secret to disassembling this bolt. Kudude
When I ran into trouble with my ejectors I PMed Westpac, who at that time was going under another handle. Gooollly! I really feel bad I wasn,t of more help.Like my super person cape turned out to be my red flannels trap door.  roger
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| The link shown even has pics! |
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| quote: Originally posted by kudude:
although the hooters sight slowed down my searching a bit. Did all the address come thru?? Kudude
There is the problem. It is "Savage Shooters," not "Savages' Hooters." Of course, I did see an educational website, complete with pictures, based on the second theme.
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| I attempted to do exactly what is described in the article referenced above. The base of the hex nut is apparently a "gun lock" on some Savage/Stevens rifles. I did not get a key for such a lock, and assume that my rifle is without this feature. However, the hex wrench does not want to turn with what I would call a reasonable amount of force. Hence my question. |
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| www.savageshooters.com is not Savage Arms. Go to the link in bja105's post; Although why you need to take the bolt apart to dress the ejection port, which is in the action, I don't know. Use an unreasonable amount of force.
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