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    savage 99 integral sight base pin


    I have a savage 99 with integral front sight base. Are they all solid smooth pins or are there threaded versions? Someone marred the pin bad almost looks like it had a standard screw driver slot or they used a screw driver as a punch. This is my first 99, hate to wreck that base.

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    If your sight looks like this, it's pinned in. Those old timers were working rifles and some took a beating, considering it's 100 years old that's a tribute to the original design!!

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    I figured it out for anybody that may be interested. It is not pinned. It is a threaded set screw, which should have had a slotted head.

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    Glad you figured it out!! Not to many out there with that style front sight!!

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    My 99 has that same front sight and it's a screw. And, again, it's slot is so badly chewed that I'll probably never have it removed/replaced. My front blade started with a gold bead on it but it got knocked off many years ago and I haven't seen anything to replace it.

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