SOLD/EXPIRED Savage Jeweled bolt body

[JasonAL]

Looking for a Savage short action factory jeweled bolt body.

 

[EdKin]

I may have one but it will be tomorrow before I can check

 

[JasonAL]

I may have one but it will be tomorrow before I can check

Sounds good

 

[EdKin]

I don't have one sorry,

 

[JasonAL]

I don't have one sorry,

Thanks for looking

 

[pdog06]

Might try here if you don't find a used one

Savage RH short action bolt body

Savage RH short action bolt body - 106753 - Bolt Heads and Parts - This replacement part is a factory original from Savage Arms. This is a stripped bolt body for right handed, short action, center fire bolt action rifles. This will work for models 10, 11,

www.gunshack.com

 

[JasonAL]

Might try here if you don't find a used one

Savage RH short action bolt body

Savage RH short action bolt body - 106753 - Bolt Heads and Parts - This replacement part is a factory original from Savage Arms. This is a stripped bolt body for right handed, short action, center fire bolt action rifles. This will work for models 10, 11,

www.gunshack.com

Seems to be the only place I could find that had one. They also sell the fluted version I'm wanting to replace and the reviews say how smooth it is. Going to call Savage tomorrow and see if they can correct it, if not I'll order this one.

 

[Darryle]

I was going to recommend Gun Shack or Northland Shooter Supply

 

[pdog06]

Seems to be the only place I could find that had one. They also sell the fluted version I'm wanting to replace and the reviews say how smooth it is.

The fluted ones aren't bad once they're broken in, but when new the edges are sharp and catch on the action for a while. I haven't done it but I've heard others have smoothed them out using lapping compound and cycling the action a couple hundred times.

 

[Darryle]

I had a couple of the Stainless Lightweight actions and the flutes are sharp, not as bad once worn in a bit, but still not as slick as a smooth bolt.

I think it's a combination of the centerfeed and sharp flutes, I am wondering if you convert to the older style staggerfeed magazine or Savage would convert to the opposite twist on the flutes if that wouldn't improve things.

Jason, you are not alone, this seems to be a common complaint.

 

[JasonAL]

I'll try lapping compound to smooth it out. Probably go ahead and order a smooth bolt anyway. It's purely for looks and weight. I believe it's 1.5oz different between the two.