Reply With Quoteinformation on blind magazines or your actual magazine is missing?
Hello all! I have inherited what I believe is an older 110 S/N F618875. It appears to not have a detachable style mag box, possibly just sandwiches between the stock and bottom of action. I cannot find this as of yet. New or used please point me in a direction. Thanks for the any help. I haven't figured out how to post pictures for help yet.
information on blind magazines or your actual magazine is missing?
.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
I am guessing it is a blind. I have not heard this term before but the stock is solid wood no trapdoor and there are no cut outs or boss style area as typical detachable mags have.
There are two types of blind magazines. Stagger feed and Center feed.
https://www.savageshooters.com/conte...r-Stagger-feed
Hope that helps some. I have one of each, a blind mag and a Detachable Box.
This helped alot actually! I think this is what I need to be complete! Appears to be a staggered blind.
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If that is a blind mag, stagger feed, next determine if that is a short action with a spacer or a long action w/o a plastic spacer. If you need I can take a picture of my short action stagger feed and post it.
It is long from what I found online and measured.
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Your rifle was built in 1997.
You haven’t said what caliber it is? Or verified the action screw spacing. It should be 5.0” for a long action.
However,
From one of our articles on this subject,
“From 1988 to 1997 all Savage bolt-action rifles were made on long-actions. Those chambered for short-action cartridges have a shorter magazine port cut to work with the existing short-action magazine boxes from previous years. As such, even though the action is technically a long action you can not mount a long-action cartridge magazine to it without having the magazine port lengthened.”
So basically before buying a follower and spring you will need to verify the action screw length, and if it has the full mag box cutout or the shortened mag box cutout.
With A picture of said action we could tell you in a second.
Is there a magazine box attached to your action?
Should be attached with tabs front and rear that fit into notches/recesses in the bottom of the action.
If you dont have the box youre going to need one in addition to the spring and follower.
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Apologies, the rifle is .223. It does have the box attached to the action.
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Hey man, just so you know that thing has a Sharpshooter Supply trigger! These were very nice and are no longer made. If it needs adjusted and you need the instructions just ask, or do a search here on the site.
Oh, and it’s a long action with the short mag box cutout. That means a short action follower should work in it. Like the one you posted.
The only other question is knowing if it’s the original barrel and caliber? If not and it was originally a caliber larger than a 223( like 22/250,243,308) then you would need a 223 mag box in addition to the follower.
I am fairly certain it is .223. I purchased .223 azoom snap caps and everything functions as I believe it should. My father in law where this came from was a very big bench rest shooter so it doesn't surprise me on the trigger. I am learning as I go here and I appreciate all the help. I just want to be able to shoot. So the picture I posted of the spring and follower last night would be the appropriate replacement from what we can tell here? I'm not afraid of wasting 15 bucks to find out.
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