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Tried to private message but said you were over limit. I have the parts to fix that and can likely help solve that issue. No, KC Ray is new and doesn’t have pm privileges yet. He’ll have to provide some contact info or you will. Providing email address in your profile is common. I don’t make the rules…
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I'm new to this site. Was pleased to see several posts on the Savage Pocket Pistol. I am unable to find the sear spring guide for a 1917 380. Product #: 151390 on Numrich. When I first got the gun about 8 years ago, it was firing full auto. I've worked on it on and off over the years. That's how I lost that guide pin. I'm thinking if I can't find one, I could fabricate this tiny pin from something of similar size. Anyone have an idea what might work? KC Ray, contact me at dave  savagepistols.com for parts and possible help with that issue. 90% of the time it is because someone in the past tried to “fix” that squishy trigger pull.
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Longbeard. Yep. Don't know why I didn't think of that. I bought the gun, because that's what my great grandfather bought when he immigrated. He and my grandfather and dad kept it in the tool box on the farm. Mostly for butchering. My brother will get that one when my dad passes, so I had to get this one when I saw it. Serial numbers are 51 numbers apart.
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Dave, sent you an email. I'm looking forward to talking with you.
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Looking for a Grip Cap for a Savage 99EG.
Thanks,
HS 58
I Learned a long time ago to Separate My Want's from My Needs!
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Looking for a Grip Cap for a Savage 99EG.
Thanks,
HS 58 PM sent
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I know its a long shot but does anyone have a staple and ring for a SRC?? Thanks. Joe
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I need at least one original "cheese grater" magazine for my Savage 23c in .32-20. It's the same magazine for the 23B. Does anyone have one for sale or know of a source?
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Life Member of Most Worthwhile Outdoor/Gun Orgs.
Uncontrollable Savage 99 collector
Hunter of everything that walks or crawls
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I know its a long shot but does anyone have a staple and ring for a SRC?? Thanks. Joe I have a ring . no staple. norm
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Lookin for a rear barrel sight compatible with Savage 99T.
Thanks
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Lookin for a rear barrel sight compatible with Savage 99T.
Thanks Are you wanting an original T rear sight (not cheap) or just a period correct one... with elevator? What year is your rifle?
Last edited by Rick99; 02/24/24.
Savage...never say "never".
Rick...
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Ideally original to the T. I know it will be costly but so far I have not found one for sale. I would like to at least put a period correct sight (with elevator)on asap. Rifle built in 1939.
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I would also add the rifle is not in pristine condition or anywhere near. It does have a Lyman tang sight and has not been D/T for scope.
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I may have located a period correct sight from a local Savage enthusiast. Will post results.
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I'm looking for a Stith 3/4 rear ring!, thought I had all the parts, but missing the 3/4 rear ring. I can buy or trade a 7/8 ring, or maybe the tube dove tail part. Thanks John
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I'm in need of a hammer retractor spring for a 1895 bolt . I suspect an early 1899 might work.
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Ostrick, did you find your T sight yet?
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