I need to disassemble my bolt to dress the ejector port. Could someone please share with me the secret to disassembling this bolt. Kudude

Go to Savageshooters.com and do a search.

Savage won't reveal how one disassembles the bolt for liability reasons! Thanks, but I've already been there and tried that. Kudude

check with Bartsche on that, he is the resident expert.

Rich
DRSS

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oters.com/Pages/FiringPin.html

go to the link provided bja

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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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

The link shown even has pics!

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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.

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.

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.