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    Savage 12 - staggered or center feed>


    Hi to all members,
    I know the topic has been asked and answered before but i still could not really understand especially when measuring the action and screw spacings. I have a Savage 12VSS serial number G4xxxxx and is not sure if it is a staggered feed or a center feed action. When i take out the action, the ammo follower, spring and spring plate is left in the stock.I do know there is a rectangular box (for housing the spring and follower attached to the stock). What does this means? thanks. Eddie.

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    Re: Savage 12 - staggered or center feed>

    Eddie,
    If you load your gun and the ammo feeds one from the left, and next shell from the right; that is called staggered feed.
    If they get squeezed into a central point and feed from the same spot every time; center feed.
    I'm a firm believer in the theory that if it bleeds, I can kill it.

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    Re: Savage 12 - staggered or center feed>

    you have a centerfeed!
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    Re: Savage 12 - staggered or center feed>

    thanks a lot guys. best regards.

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