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    jlittlewolf
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    Savage 110 oddball


    Hello everyone!!! I have a savage model 110 30-06 with picatiny bases milled into the receiver? Serial F461XXX Anyone ever heard of that?It is an older rifle with wood stock and made for hunting. Just curious if anyone has ever heard of it, or knows anything bout it? I can only find a few others on the net and I know they were made before Nov 1995 but that's about it... I would really like to know more about this rifle and how it came about... Here are 2 pics I found on the net of a rifle exactly like mine...

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    Re: Savage 110 oddball


    Topic: Savage date of manufacture :

    http://www.savageshooters.com/Savage...hp?topic=441.0

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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    savage tried casting receivers and found they had a higher then acceptable loss from warping during heat treating. there are also some out there that have factory soldered scope bases.
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    jlittlewolf
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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    That doesn't sound good..... Were they decent rifles? Bad??

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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    They are OK from what I have read. If yours is accurate enough for your purpose, use it and have no fear.

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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    I think was mostly an issue with the base alignment and scope adj. bolt race way ect... the accuracy was as good as any savage.
    .223 Rem AI, .22-250 AI, .220 Swift AI .243 Win AI, .6mm Rem AI, .257 Rob AI, .25-06 AI, 6.5x300wsm .30-06 AI, .270 STW, 7mm STW, 28 nosler, .416 Taylor

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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    Ok then it is off to pillar bed and glass the stock so I can torque it down consistently!!! I took the stock off to lighten the 7 lb trigger and cannot get my groups to tight back up to their original 3/4" groups!

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    JCalhoun
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    Re: Savage 110 oddball

    Make sure the barrel is not touching the stock.

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