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    Waceyf
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    Savage abbreviation


    Does anyone know all the abreviations for savage models? I know a few obvious ones but not all of them. Thanks ???

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    steveinwv
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    Try the most obvious one..................FAQ

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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    I think I know most, but do you really want us to write them all down, or do you wanna know a certain one...
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    Waceyf
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    I was just curious. Not needing to know really. I am curious about one though I just bought it Saturday and I obviously know what the gun is just not the abrev. its a 16bghss. Now ss I no but what about the bgh part. Its a 22-250 stainless bbl fluted synthetic. Just wanted to start a new topic on something I didnt know. I didnt realize there were that many. I figured a few out just by spending some time on the website, at first I was so confused about fss and fhss I was confused thought it was the same gun, then realized duh hinged floor plate(I think ;D)

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    Quickshot
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    Savage catalog says,B=Laminate stock. G=Hardwood stock. H= Hinged floor plate. SS stainless steel. Help?? Quick

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    Uncle Jack
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    This is what I've collected from others on this site:


    SAVAGE RIFLE LETTER CODES

    B - laminate stock
    BT- laminated thumbhole stock
    C - clip feed
    F - synthetic stock
    G - hardwood stock
    H - hinged floor plate
    H- (old) high polish
    P - police
    p - premier (old)
    P - package (old)
    V - long range (heavy barrel)
    SS- stainless steel
    Y - youth
    T - rimfire ( peep sight)
    S - open sight
    NS- no sight
    XP -package (factory scoped)
    ML- muzzle loader
    L - left hand (right mind)
    PE- presentation grade
    DE- citation grade
    M - magnum
    DL- deluxe
    AC- adjustable choke
    SE- self ejectors
    SE- safari express
    T - trap gun
    F - feather weight
    E - economy
    AK- adjustable brake
    K - Kodiak shock suppressor ( brake) 1993, back in use on LE series
    K - left hand barreled action
    KA- left action only
    R - right hand barreled action
    RA -right action only
    VLP-varmint low profile
    U - ultra
    CRF-controlled round feed
    XP3-scope and sling package
    LE- law enforcement, standard stock
    LE1A -chote stock
    LE2B- mcmillen stock
    m - sierra
    w - walnut
    WLE- walnut limited edition 1992 7x57mm, 1993 .300sav and .250sav added.
    PLE- German engraved left hand presentation grade. 1967? took 3 years to build with receiver shipped off to Germany.
    CU- classic ultra
    CE- classic European
    R - repeater

    uj- Uncle Jack

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    Waceyf
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    WOW didnt realize there was that much thanks alot guys

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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    now you know why I didnt wanna write it all down...LOL
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    steveinwv
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    Re: Savage abbreviation

    Quote Originally Posted by steveinwv
    Try the most obvious one..................FAQ
    http://savageshooters.com/SavageForu...c,29122.0.html

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