Savage aftermarket parts

bbaley

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Hi all,
I was hoping you-all (you-uns) could share some links/companies/products you know of for rebuilding Savage Model 12/10/110 rifles.

There's a Remington 700 part for everything under the sun, much harder to find Savage stuff.

Looking for pretty much anything other than the receiver ;-)
Barrels, triggers, lugs, stocks, rails, magazines, etc.

thanks for any info !
 
cdi makes a great detachable mag well, midway will show you different triggers with reviews to see if they fit your need. Hard to beat any PT&G products. B&C makes great stocks as does McMillan and Manners, you will have a wide variety between those 3. I always recommend Brux barrels to my customers. I can keep going if you would like haha
 

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I have not done biz with SSS, but I did look up BBB.
Sharp Shooters Supply Business Review in Delphos, OH - Lima Ohio BBB

If that guy only has 8 complaints over the years of all that biz in gunsmithing, he is doing well.

One thing I CAN tell you is that the old guy is sharp [pun intended].
I read this
Savage Shooters - Understanding Bolt Lift Kits

If I were still in the engineering biz, I would try to hire him.

I have had Randy Ketchum do my gunsmithing that is over my head [TIG weld up gas fixtures for semi autos and TIG weld lugs on Semi auto pistol barrels]. He has always been great to work with. And he got hauled into court over stuff that was all the customer's fault for not knowing what they wanted.
 
I have not done biz with SSS, but I did look up BBB.
Sharp Shooters Supply Business Review in Delphos, OH - Lima Ohio BBB

If that guy only has 8 complaints over the years of all that biz in gunsmithing, he is doing well.

All that means is that, only 8 made the time and effort to go the extra mile to get their dissatisfaction counted ... not a true reflection of total dissatisfied customers.

There was a recent a post about not dealing with him but I take it it got out of hand that it got poofed.

Anyways, a happy customer is a repeat customer ... but only with customer oriented business dealings. lightbulb
 
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