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  • Mark I/II/93R

    How to Fix Light Strikes on a Savage Bolt-Action Rimfire 

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    powwowell
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    Published on 10-27-2017 12:13 PM
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    My rifle's firing pin has a square of metal, that stops the forward movement of the firing pin, when the square strikes the breech face, of the barrel. The square of metal had to be reduced. There are better ways (equipment like mills, etc.) to do this. But, the way I increased the forward movement of the firing pin works.
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    Mark II/93R Old v. Newer E-Receiver Differences 

    Published on 07-10-2012 03:54 PM  Number of Views: 42518 
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    Lately there have been a few threads asking about identifying the new or old MKII and 93 actions. Savage used to make two different receivers/actions. One for the MKII (.22lr or .17hm2) and one for the 93 series guns (.22mag or .17hmr). Sometime in the past year or so Savage started making the "E-Receiver". The e-receiver is now used for all of the 4 common rimfire calibers. Here are some pictures that show the past and present guns. ...
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