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South Prairie jim
02-22-2019, 06:11 PM
it certainly works well, I have no slam fires or AD , I still have a slight burr on the cocking ramp to stay in battery” I have full primary extraction as it’s untouched. My firing pin is almost the same as the factory measurement.
there are several (bolt lift kits available) Nate , PTG, Grimstod, Rayhill
How would you differ ?
i’m curious

South Prairie jim
02-22-2019, 06:16 PM
Jam up Smith.
And your qualifications are ???

Robinhood
02-22-2019, 10:11 PM
I don't have any. I have tried a lot of things and I will tell you that most of mine make me happy. If yours makes you happy then you win.

If I could find my camera I would show you how to machine your bolt and make whatever size and shape aluminum bolt handle you want. Or if you want to weld a .875" ball bearing on the end of an extended bolt handle, I got that too.

South Prairie jim
02-22-2019, 11:28 PM
I don't have any. I have tried a lot of things and I will tell you that most of mine make me happy. If yours makes you happy then you win.

If I could find my camera I would show you how to machine your bolt and make whatever size and shape aluminum bolt handle you want. Or if you want to weld a .875" ball bearing on the end of an extended bolt handle, I got that too.
I got ya,
This particular rifle is Benchrest only and by no means am I suggesting any person modify any firearm.

I liked to see any of your machine work, I’m always eager to learn anything I can about Savage.
j

DesertDug
02-22-2019, 11:30 PM
A right then, we are back to light weight bolt handles!

Robinhood
02-23-2019, 05:04 PM
This as from about 6 years back.

Aluminum handled one in the middle. The top was a prototype for a round ball.


https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/Dz7QpQ57addXvnYWJE3t/B79l27SAFfEJdEIIYkAABw.jpg?h=isxtiCZXNbg0iVMKRCu0F w&e=1551049200&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700This was the approach. Using 1/4 28 threads to join the two.

https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/BhaQf22M8vfxPgfTt_sh/B79l27SAFfEJdEIibEAbiw.jpg?h=QjYMRWgeFqn7pNJAn-g_LA&e=1551049200&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700 The aluminum can be dressed easier by putting the big end in a collet. It can also be made in any shape you want and made hollow.

There is so much more but those things have been shared before.

Newtosavage
02-24-2019, 09:36 AM
This as from about 6 years back.

Aluminum handled one in the middle. The top was a prototype for a round ball.


https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/Dz7QpQ57addXvnYWJE3t/B79l27SAFfEJdEIIYkAABw.jpg?h=isxtiCZXNbg0iVMKRCu0F w&e=1551049200&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700This was the approach. Using 1/4 28 threads to join the two.

https://sdthumbs.ui-static.net/t/maeu/BhaQf22M8vfxPgfTt_sh/B79l27SAFfEJdEIibEAbiw.jpg?h=QjYMRWgeFqn7pNJAn-g_LA&e=1551049200&cmd=scale&width=1100&height=700 The aluminum can be dressed easier by putting the big end in a collet. It can also be made in any shape you want and made hollow.

There is so much more but those things have been shared before.

Nice. I like it.