Savage 110E LA Bolt

[Donc1957]

I just recently purchased a Savage (wood stocked) older (easy 80's) 110E .270. On the second shooting the interior of the bolt lost a part. It is
fractured and fell out. If anyone has a long action 110E bolt I could use for parts, I would willingly purchase it. Thank you.
Donc1957

[Dave Hoback]

Are you able to tell us if it looks like a part from this picture? Or was it from the Bolt Head? If so, we can tell you where to find the exact part.

https://i.ibb.co/Ttpd5ZW/5618-B217-C0-B2-408-D-8-D17-4-ADB5-C80-F7-B6.jpg (https://imgbb.com/)

[PhilC]

Welcome Don, I've removed your phone number to protect your privacy. A little different here than on SGT.

[Dave Hoback]

I’m gonna bet it’s either the Bolt Retaining Pin or the Cocking Piece Pin that broke. My guess is the Bolt Retaining Pin, as I’ve never seen a Cocking piece Pin break. And you likely have the larger diameter Firing Pin(which is the reason the retaining pins broke) But could be something else.

Bolt Retaining Pin: https://www.gunshack.com/savage-parts/savage-bolt-head-retaining-pin

Cocking Piece Pin: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1354170E

So, you may need a couple pieces, including the Firing pin.

[Donc1957]

Thank you!

[Donc1957]

Yes, thank you. It is the bolt head retaining pin. It broke and I lost the ball bearing that I believe was in there also. Are all the E series the same? How can I tell which Series my 110E belongs to?
Thank you,
Don

[Donc1957]

I just recently purchased a Savage (wood stocked) older (easy 80's) 110E .270. On the second shooting the interior of the bolt lost a part. It is
fractured and fell out. If anyone has a long action 110E bolt I could use for parts, I would willingly purchase it. Thank you.
Donc1957

[Donc1957]

Thank you Dave! It is the Bolt Retaining pin. I will try the one you posted!
Don

[Dave Hoback]

You will probably need a firing pin as as well. I would just get the complete firing pin due to age of parts. Your firing pin has a larger diameter section that goes through the retaining pin. That’s why the retaining pins break frequently on those older ones.

Firing pin: https://www.gunshack.com/savage-parts/savage-long-action-firing-pin-assembly-112-116

Oh, btw… there is no ball bearing associated with that part. The only ball bearing is under the Extractor in the Bolt Head itself & possibly 2 in the Rear Baffle. But these are completely separate from the Retaining pin.

[Dave Hoback]

Don, welcome btw. And to answer your question from the Introductions forum, the series your 110E belongs to is precisely that! The “Series” is 10/110. All rifles from Model 10-16 & Model 110-116 belong to this series.

Was there some further piece of information you were looking for?

[PhilC]

Yes, thank you. It is the bolt head retaining pin. It broke and I lost the ball bearing that I believe was in there also. Are all the E series the same? How can I tell which Series my 110E belongs to?
As Dave said, belongs to the 10/110 family. "E" prefix serial numbers were produced from 1982 thru 1989. There's a chart in the sticky topics at the top of this forum with serial number ranges - Dating Serial Numbers with a Letter Prefix (http://www.savageshooters.com/showthread.php?60032-Dating-Serial-Numbers-with-a-Letter-Prefix).

[Robinhood]

If you change the pin to a new one you will need to drill it out for your firing pin. If you change the firing pin you will need to get a new bolthead unless you buy an oem original partnumber cross pin. The reason they broke was the material and HT.