Going Cheap, Savage .22 Single Shot

October 03, 2019 12:55

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6 comments

Sam06

October 03, 2019 13:02
Those are great for teaching a kid to shoot.
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toad67

October 03, 2019 13:13
Nice gun David. Is it a straight pull, or is there another reason for the stock to be notched that way at the bolt handle? Not real familiar with the older Savages..
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SCOUT5

October 03, 2019 14:18
I have one just like it. I bought it used when I was 12 years old. I gave $17 for it. We still have it. Last year I gave it to my youngest son on his 12th birthday. It would be hard to count how many squirrels, coons and other critters I shot with that rifle.

I put this one on my watch list.
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SCOUT5

October 03, 2019 14:31
toad67 wrote:

Nice gun David. Is it a straight pull, or is there another reason for the stock to be notched that way at the bolt handle? Not real familiar with the older Savages..

It's a single shot, so that area is cut out to allow more room for fingers when you're loading. That's what I think anyway.
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toad67

October 03, 2019 14:37
SCOUT5 wrote:

toad67 wrote:

Nice gun David. Is it a straight pull, or is there another reason for the stock to be notched that way at the bolt handle? Not real familiar with the older Savages..

It's a single shot, so that area is cut out to allow more room for fingers when you're loading. That's what I think anyway.

Good call..
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wiplash

October 03, 2019 16:28
Hey Nunn, try this site for Mag. IDs. I have dound a couple on there that I couldn't identify

http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/mag_id.html
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