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Winchester?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/195040669133?hash=item2d69546dcd:g:zLIAAOSw49FieUyv
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The swivels may be but I don't think the studs are. ebay link
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Winchester SG swivels, not Winchester studs.
Pretty sure that Savage sourced 99RS swivels from Winchester.
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Winchester SG swivels, not Winchester studs.
Pretty sure that Savage sourced 99RS swivels from Winchester. And did Winchester make them in-house or were they outsourced?
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Yeah, I think both Winchester and Savage sourced their studs from the same place. Exact same dimensions from the sets I've had, only difference is that my Savage sets have a much smoother finish on them then the Winchester. Not sure that was true for the entire time Winchester SuperGrade swivels were sold.
PS: Savage sold their swivels and studs separately, not just on 99RS's in the 30's/40's. They are rarely seen separately, but they do pop up. Seen a number of late 40's and early 50's 99EG's with the studs, the swivels are usually long gone.
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