Savage 110L-D, sear problem

[WalnutRed]

If the barreled action is original you can determine the year of manufacture from the inspector's stamp. There will be two oval circles on the barrel, one with "SP" in it (Savage Proof) and the other with 2 digits and a letter is the inspector's stamp, the letter will ID year of manufacture.

1957 = I
1958 = J
1959 = K
1960 = M
1961 = N
1962 = O
1963 = P
1964 = Q
1965 = R
1966 = S
1967 = T
1968 = U

The inspectors stamp is 14U, so 1968. Thanks

[WalnutRed]

Removed the barreled action out of the stock and the trigger and safety worked fine. Noticed two rub marks, but could not be sure what exactly was rubbing. Carefully eased the rub marks with a sharp chisel. Reinstalled the action and everything works like it should. THANKS! Off to the range this afternoon to see how it shoots. I suspect I'll end up opening up the barrel channel a little on the theory that if the action is rubbing there may be some tight spots there as well. This restock was done in the era when everything was glass bedded and I'm of the free float the barrel school. Only range time will tell. Do you have torque specs for the action screws?