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| All my savages have feeding trouble that is why they are all varmit rifles. I wouldn't use one as a big game rifle. I own 4 of them. They shoot great groups but then I don't have to worry if one miss feeds on a pdog or yote. |
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| p dog shooter, The only savage I own is a 210 slug gun and it doesn't feed very reliably either, but I've put up with it because it shoots so good and its never taken more than one slug to put down a deer. This rifle has 100 rounds through it and I don't believe he had feeding problems with it until now. I'd tell him to sell it but it will shoot sub 1/2 groups with my handloads. This is after he took my advice to put a Leupold on it( he went through two Tascos first)(grin). Cowman |
| Posts: 37 | Location: IA | Registered: 09 March 2003 |
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| I would give Fred at Sharp Shooters Supply a call and see if he has any suggestions. They've been really helpful whenever I've had any questions. SSS ph.#419-695-3179 |
| Posts: 57 | Location: Tracy, CA | Registered: 26 April 2002 |
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| bend the mag lips in, about .005 at a time...
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| To much spring tention, spring gets streched when you take them apart. I bet if you call Savage thats the first thing they tell you. |
| Posts: 1868 | Location: League City, Texas | Registered: 11 April 2003 |
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| quote: Originally posted by jeffeosso: bend the mag lips in, about .005 at a time...
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This is the answer. Easy fix. Terry |
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