Savage firing pin springs

[Robinhood]

Yes, all the parts are the same. Everything can be transferred from your 223 bolt head to the 308 bolt head. Only thing is the front baffle may be different. If you have the front baffle with the extended leg on it, you will need the standard front baffle.

Speaking from experience, I am almost certain your extractor will give you trouble. The 223 extractor will hang off the outer edge of the 308 bolthead and on the inside, it will likely sit to far inwards to go over the 308 rim. I could be wrong.

[Dave Hoback]

The Extractor used ls the same. There is only one Extractor for all bolt bolts. The difference is where the hole for the Extractor Ball & Spring is machined. Below I included pictures of the 223, 308 & 300 WinMag Bolt Heads. Where the extractor ball & spring hood is located dictates where the Extractor stays positioned.

223:


308:


300WinMag

[Dave Hoback]

To be honest, I would just order one of these kits anyway. They are worth it!

https://lumleyarms.us/parts-by-make-...or-ejector-kit

[charlie b]

I changed my Axis from .223 to .308 and used the .223 extractor. Works for me. But...I don't use the ejector nor do I load from the magazine, so I can't say if those functions work or not. It is short enough to not hang out over the edge.

I can say I've had to force the bolt open a couple times and the ejector was strong enough to rip the rim off a .308 case. :)

The bolt shroud might not present a problem. If the bolt doesn't go back as far as you want just rotate the baffle 180deg and put it back in (at least that's the way it works in an Axis).

[Dave Hoback]

There is only ONE Extractor sold. Below is the factory OEM parts Bolt Head kit sold at Gunshack. It states these are parts for all 10/110 Bolt Heads. Again, it’s the Extractor Spring/Ball retention hole position in the Bolt Head that dictates the position of Extractor.

https://www.gunshack.com/savage-part...head-parts-kit