Listed on gunbroker are my 219 and 220 barrels. 25-20 barreled receiver, 22 Hornet barrel, 30-30 barrel, 28 gauge barrel, 20 gauge barrel, 16 gauge, (rough) barrel, 12 gauge barrel, an unmarked 410 barrel, Most with forearms. One buttstock.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/BrowseItems.aspx?IncludeSellers=1141170

On the eek-bay under user name truedblued are my remaining other Savage things.

Thanks everyone.

PS, to everyone who bought things already, you should have or soon be getting them.

Selling why?

I need the money.

I'm surprised the 25-20 got the bid and not the 28 ga. The 28 ga is the rarest barrel you have for sale right now. Mine sold last fall for $380 just for the barrel but it did come with the forearm.

Joe, where did you sell yours?

I'm hoping it'll come through.

GB

Still have one left but keeping that one, it's in alot nicer shape than the one I sold.

Question
Will the 28 ga
Fit on a 219 Savage?
Steve

Fits on mine, only difference is the firing pins.

A shotgun firing pin is rounder and the rifle firing pin is sharper, they say the 219 firing pin will pierce a shotgun primer but I've switched barrels before and never had that happen with any of them, I think it's just a Bu** sh** story.

Depends on the make of primer Joe. Some are softer than others.

My 219 22 hornet won't always fire a 20 ga shell.

Tnx Joe
That's the only one i missing on the 219's i Have,
Steve

Happily I have both pins if someone needs one.

The shotgun pin is larger in diameter I have one . I would have to drill out the pin hole to use it. I don't want to do that.

ALL 220, 220L, 220AC, 220PC, 219, 219B, & 219L barrels will fit Model 219 and early Model 220 receivers.

Conversely, Model 219 & early Model 220 barrels are no good at all on any of the later guns for more than the 1st/only shot.

The reason, FWIW, is that the first generation model 219 rifles & 220 shotguns were striker-fired guns, recocked by the action of a top opening lever.

The later top-lever models 219B, 220PC, 220AC, and the side opening lever models 219L & 220L were all fired by an internal hammer which was recocked during the barrel swing-open by a cocking stud on the side of the bbl lug engaging a cocking hook lying inside the RH receiver sidewall.

The early bbls don't have the cocking stud needed to recock the later actions; and the early actions can be recocked regardless if the bbl has a cocking stud/not, by operating the top lever.

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