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i just bought a 110 270 at an auction for 90 bucks, but it didnt have a clip and the stock was som bad looking homemade one. the gun performs great very accurate and smooth. just need a little help find a clip and a new stock for it, ive read a stock can affect the accuracy of the rifle so i would like one that wouldnt hurt my accuracy but not break the bank. ill be using the gun for hunting so no need for anything flashy. thanks in advance and by the way i love the site.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
That's all you will ever need, A Boyds stock for $99.00 is an excellent value, and one last thing and mean this with all due respect, drop using the word CLIP, It is a magazine, that term is frowned upon due to the gang banger culture. BTW welcome
Dean
If you can't find the magazine at places like Gunbroker.com or ebay...they can be ordered right on the Savage website.
im sorry about that, usually dont use that as a term. thank you for the help
im just not sure on the type of magazine i need since the rifle is an older one savage said they couldnt help me.
No apology necessary, It's all good, I didn't want to scare you off now, we are all quite harmless.LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by thomasmason87
Dean
PS: let us know how you made out.
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Originally Posted by thomasmason87
Post some pics of what you got, you will get 12 different responses and they will all be valid.
Dean
Take a picture of the barreled action out of the stock. upload it to a website like Photobucket and post it on here.
PS if you try to upload it to the savage shooters forum site directly from your computer you will post something like...."It wont let me post picks, there must be some kind of block on my account".
OK go to the picture on Photobucket. On the right hand side there are several links. One says direct link. Click on it. Now edit your post by clinking on the picture icon at the top of the box. paste the direct link in the address bar that opens up. click on save. Your link just takes us to the login page. Since we dont have your password and login it is of no use.
I am a natural when it comes to posting pics, it's like I was born with this skill, just ask anyone on this forum.
Spanky
http://i1290.photobucket.com/albums/...ps666df9f5.jpghttp://i1290.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7346ab20.jpg
So now we need you to put a scale on the two action holes. IS this one of those old intermediates? Looks cool with the cutout.
Sope eye, You cant fool me. I have known you for toooo long!
Hey Thomas If you send me your info, a I will send you a nice little kit with all kinds of goodies in it,
IE: trigger wire, bolt lift kit, extractor bearing, all these make for a sweeter smoother action, don't worry it's on the house.
Dean
Hey Thomas, get us a pic of that home made stock.
Also, I wonder if you could turn your Savage into an internal magazine and avoid having to round up a new mag. I think Ive read of guys doing that. I never saw the need for the introduction of removable mags for a deer rifle anyhow.
I like the ability to unload without putting live rounds through the chamber...A HFP is good as wellQuote:
I never saw the need for the introduction of removable mags for a deer rifle anyhow.
+2 Me neither. DBM's are much safer in my opinion. ZERO chance of firing live rounds off when emptying the rifle. And NO my finger is never on the trigger, when emptying the magazine, but rifles are mechanical devices, and as anything mechanical, it will fail, just a matter of when.Quote:
Originally Posted by stangfish
Looking at that action it looks like an internal blind mag. You have the mag box there and just need a spring and follower. The bottom of the spring will ride the bottom of the stock when installed.
Thank you for all the help guys, i thought it took a mag because who ever made the stock had a slot in it for the magazine, any chance anyone knows where i could get the parts?
what would be the action holes, sorry for all the questions
Here's a follower with the spring. It should just sit with the spring against the bottom of the stock when assembled and that will push the follower into position in the mag well.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/271...th-long-action
The original had a leaf spring and I'll bet someone in the classifieds here probably has an original.
The action holes will be the two holes that the screws that hold the stock to the action go in to. If you have any doubt just put the screws into their holes in the action while it's out of the stock and measure from the center of one screw to the next.
This might help you out a little...
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufact.../110-33665.htm
I REALLY like the old 110 series rifles... You got a great deal.
mark
the action holes measure 5 inches
here are the pics of the stock also, not a bad try i guess just does'nt fit properly.
http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/...ps55599b5c.jpg
http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/...ps68d492d2.jpg
Spanky, your correct on this one.Quote:
and one last thing and mean this with all due respect, drop using the word CLIP, It is a magazine,
Now I see. :)
looks like the stock is set up for a detachable box but the action is not. I would recommend a paid membership ( costs about half a box of cheap ammo) and a trip to the classifieds. Find yourself a blind mag stock, and a spring and follower. Shouldn't be too difficult to find exactly what you need.
OR
One of the vendors here will have what you're looking for no problem. Check with Jim at Northland Shooters Supply or Fred at Sharp Shooter Supply
Problem solved.
ok thank you, one more quick question how do i know if its a stagger feed or center feed?
The spacing between they action bolts is, 4.25 it's a stagger, 4.40 it's a center, or if you remove the stock from they action, if the box stays with they action it's a stagger if the box stays in the stock it's a center.
Dean
Thank you all so much for the info, you've been a tremendous help. im gonna get this stuff and ill be sure to keep you guys posted.