Article on Savage Barrel Change?

alaskanman

January 31, 2003 15:04

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Guns & Ammo article with the 'how to' change the barrel on a savage?

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  FrancF

  January 31, 2003 15:17

  Dont know if this helps Midway sells a kit for the savage a quick change for the 110/111 and I think 112, and has all the stuff you need
  Head space guage Etc. Looks like a cool kit. For "Infield barrel swapping. Might be worth a look at-
  
  
  
  
  God Bless Our Troops

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  Tazmutt

  January 31, 2003 19:29

  alaska - I have the (a similar) article in the American Rifleman from last month. If you would like a copy of it, email me your snail mail address and I will make a copy and send it to you.
  
  "A Fear of Weapons is a sign of Retarded Sexual
  and Emotional Maturity" Sigmund Freud
  "MOLON LABE !"

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  rockton

  January 31, 2003 23:56

  E-mail an address and I will send the G&A magazine to you.
  
  Rockton

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  posh

  February 01, 2003 04:44

  Would it be possible to post that article here?

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  mag

  February 01, 2003 09:51

  I am doing one of these now. I bought a 30-06 off the auction site and got a .223 blue bbl and a .308 SS bbl off Ebay. I would really have prefered a short action but the 06 was a good deal and the 1/2" difference is not worth another $200.
  
  Now if someone were to offer to swap a .243 for my 06 then I would do it :-)
  
  I am going to make my own bbl vise and may make the action wrench. I just need to buy the bbl nut wrench and the .223 bolt head.
  
  I don't see me doing the swap at the range. You still need to strip the bolt to check the headspace and it would be too easy to loose some of the small bits.
  
  I will practice with the .223 and hunt with the .308. The 06 bbl is definitely something I do not need. I thought about seeing if it could be shortened and rechambered to 7.62X39 but I bet the taper won't leave enough meat for the threads. By the time you payed a gunsmith to do the work you could probably just buy a bbl from Midway.
  
  The main advantage I see to the multi caliber system is you only have to buy one trick trigger, or other upgrades. You can shoot the gun a bunch with the small, cheap caliber and then switch to the big-un for hunting.
  
  I have arthritis in my neck and can't tolerate much bench shooting with anything that kicks.
  
  There is a .300 RUM bbl and bolt head on Ebay now. I will not be bidding you can be sure !!
  
  Ray

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  alaskanman

  February 03, 2003 08:41

  My e-mail is alnilutsik@hotmail.com That would be great if I could get that! Thanks a bunch guys!

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