Budman6
01-14-2023, 10:19 AM
Hello all,
i am a new member to this forum but not new to owning Savage guns. I received my first Savage as a gift from my parents in 1995. It was a model 110 in .270 caliber. It has been one heck of a gun and still going strong today. The only charges I’ve made to the gun is the scope. I am having a hard time finding any information pertaining to this gun. Savage doesn’t have records for my particular serial number so they directed me to Cody Firearms. Cody Firearms is a museum that only have records on guns from 1895-1940. It has beena little frustrating. I was diagnosed with a pretty serious auto immune/nerve and muscle diseases around 1999. It has affected my hands and feet pretty badly so my hands are really weak. I am wanting to adjust the trigger pull weight on this particular Savage and I’m stuck with what steps to take to get this accomplished. I know this is an introduce yourself post and I’ve probably already included too much information so I’ll post another thread related to this topic in the correct location. Looking forward to joining this forum. New from Mississippi!
i am a new member to this forum but not new to owning Savage guns. I received my first Savage as a gift from my parents in 1995. It was a model 110 in .270 caliber. It has been one heck of a gun and still going strong today. The only charges I’ve made to the gun is the scope. I am having a hard time finding any information pertaining to this gun. Savage doesn’t have records for my particular serial number so they directed me to Cody Firearms. Cody Firearms is a museum that only have records on guns from 1895-1940. It has beena little frustrating. I was diagnosed with a pretty serious auto immune/nerve and muscle diseases around 1999. It has affected my hands and feet pretty badly so my hands are really weak. I am wanting to adjust the trigger pull weight on this particular Savage and I’m stuck with what steps to take to get this accomplished. I know this is an introduce yourself post and I’ve probably already included too much information so I’ll post another thread related to this topic in the correct location. Looking forward to joining this forum. New from Mississippi!