Reply With QuoteThe newer ones have a piece that goes into the spring.
savage ejector ?
hi, does savage make more than one ejector?
seen one on brownells that is different than the one on midway?
thanks for the help. dd
The newer ones have a piece that goes into the spring.
Originally Posted by short round
Yes, the new style has a follower(tail) to prevent over compressing the spring and keep it straight instead of compressed and twisted like the one on the right.
It has the same P/N as before and available directly from Savage. I suggest installing a new spring with the ejector.
Bill
Each morning eat a live green toad, it will be the worst thing you'll have face all day.
NICE improvement!
Thanks, so does it matter which one I use?
It got stuck and I drilled it out can't tell
Which one I have? Thanks again for info!!
You probably have the old style, the one on the right in the picture I posted. I would think after drilling it out you would have found the follower if it were the new style.
If you load to the max plus 25% you'll want the new style. If your a conservative reloader then use the new style.does it matter which one I use?
BTW, install a new spring. If the old one is semi wreaked either ejector won't work well.
Bill
Each morning eat a live green toad, it will be the worst thing you'll have face all day.
Don't know which cartridge you're shooting. On my Stevens 110 in 6.5X47L originally chambered in .270 I replaced the original spring with a .223 spring. (different part# and tension) The cases no longer eject to the next county but gently "plop" about 2 inches from the action. Just a thought.
well, i order the "new style" ejector but they back order the spring!! @am the luck! any ways i all so order the bolt head but it didn't match? measured the lug old bolt is
.435 the new one is .500? i managed to screw up the hole for the ejector when i drilled it lol!! the cal. 300 savage. so that bolt head wont work? any thoughts would be great?? thanks for the help!! starting to think i got a bolt head for long action?
Last edited by desertdog; 07-10-2014 at 08:53 PM.
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