Reply With QuoteRobin, please PM me. I would really like to see how this spring tests .
I didnt toss it. I would love to send it to you for an assessment,Originally Posted by Robinhood
Robin, please PM me. I would really like to see how this spring tests .
Sorry Bat, Your not able to receive messages from me or at least if I can I am to ignorant to figure it out. LOL
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
I think I found, and changed a setting, to allow me to receive PMs.
Hey OP, just wondering - were you able to resolve your non igniting firing pin strikes on your Savage? I am new to bolt guns and was following this thread to see what happens... and it's like you three left it at a cliffhanger. Thanks
He did.. read post number 11 on the 1st page sub.Hey OP, just wondering - were you able to resolve your non igniting firing pin strikes on your Savage? I am new to bolt guns and was following this thread to see what happens... and it's like you three left it at a cliffhanger. Thanks
I see. So it looks like that Wolf spring did the trick? Glad it worked out for OP.He did.. read post number 11 on the 1st page sub.
Subzero… I really don’t recommend ever getting a Wolff spring. Trust me. You won’t see a single knowledgeable person here using one of those. The factory striker spring has plenty of energy. They are actually over-sprung. Misfires are always caused by a secondary issue. Either the OP’s spring was defective or altered, or there is another issue which is being bandaid by the 32lb. spring.
I wholeheartedly recommend the Wolf springs.
Every single round has fired since I installed it.
Robin, I would like to send you the factory spring for evaluation. If it is defective, I would gladly replace the Wolf with a factory weight spring. PM me an address.
I have since acquired another Model 12.
It had random ftf, with factory ammo and my reloads.
I put a Wolff spring in and it lights off each and every time.
Merry Christmas y'all.
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