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I was just thinking like a week ago why no one makes a straight pull bolt besides Blaser and Heym. Especially with the popularity of PRS style comps, it would make sense for a custom manufacturer to make one. Surprised Savage stepped up, but this looks pretty slick. Hopefully they don't do the typical savage thing and make it another special inlet and barrel thread design. Also, I have no problem with the Accutrigger. I have had multiple Savages and don't have any complaints about it.
Asking because I don’t know, but should there be any concern about the small locking balls bearing surface to the receiver overtime creating dimples and possibly changing headspace I mean I am sure the balls are hardened as well as the receiver just a thought?
That's still basically a turn bolt rifle though. Square locking lugs and all, it's just the op rod does the turning for you. Not much to wear out.I wouldn't worry. K-31's have been around over a hundred dred years, and I haven't heard of one of those wearing out.
My thoughts as well. Many point forces.
Cool to see someone doing something “different “ though.
The videos are still up @ https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/new-savage-impulse-straight-pull.4024502/Pretty amazing watching this get scrubbed from the internet...methinks someone is in some serious doo-doo....
I was referring to the ball bearings in the sliding sleeve of the bolt on the K-31...That's still basically a turn bolt rifle though. Square locking lugs and all, it's just the op rod does the turning for you. Not much to wear out.
I only took apart the bolt once on the two I have. Once.It's been a long time since I took my K31 bolt apart but I don't remember any ball bearings? Just a non rotating bolt face surrounded by the sleeve with the lugs, turned by the helical cam groove. It's possible I forgot something though..
@MarinePMI I had to look it up to see if I was crazy.
If you really want to get angry take apart a Steyr M95 bolt.
If Savage doesn't have that barrel as one of their offerings, it looks like they're keeping the same kind of barrel-nut prefits as their other rifles meaning you could probably order exactly the barrel you wanted from Shilen, Criterion, or others.I hope this becomes a reality and works as well as my R93. I love my R93, I just wish I could get a M24 profile 26” 6.5 cm barrel for it and a KRG-B or some chassis stock for it. It has put all my other hunting rifles in the safe since I got it in 2001. It would easily become my new favorite target rifle if I could get a barrel and stock. Perhaps Savage will make a product that will offer these options.
If Savage doesn't have that barrel as one of their offerings, it looks like they're keeping the same kind of barrel-nut prefits as their other rifles meaning you could probably order exactly the barrel you wanted from Shilen, Criterion, or others.
you guys would laugh if you knew where i got the link from
who took screenshots?
They hold what is basically a barrel extension.What is going on here in red? I know nothing about straight pull, but looking at this, looks like three screws going through the barrel tenon.
Think that dashes our hopes of their already popular small shank threading? Or would the barrel thread into the extension? And the extension is a replaceable part in case damage occurs to it and not the action it self?They hold what is basically a barrel extension.
Looks like the barrel threads into the extension and the nut locks it.Think that dashes our hopes of their already popular small shank threading? Or would the barrel thread into the extension? And the extension is a replaceable part in case damage occurs to it and not the action it self?
Looks like the barrel threads into the extension and the nut locks it.
I just watched the video again for like the 5th time. I know it's hard to tell, but the barrel/action doesn't look like any other size than what they typically offer.
Only way I am going to buy one though is if it drops into already common savage inletted chassis and stocks. If it utilizes their common small shank barrels.
Bonus if I can swap out their trigger with common aftermarket triggers. (I hate the feel of the blade in the trigger.)
Another video I located.
Many businesses are moving that direction.You know, with all the rifles being made capable of taking pre-fits, it makes me wonder why some of the big manufacturers have not gone direct-to-market sales.
As in, go to their website, select what you want, check out and make payment, and the rifle is delivered to your FFL for pick up. Cut out the 3 big distributor houses, lower price point, increase profit margin. I mean, hell, BMW/MINI does it from halfway around the world.
Hell, I could even see a niche market for an FFL verification/validation business to service the broader industry (think credit score type business, that accepts some liability for authorization of approved FFL shipments) that holds copies of verified FFLs.
Hmmm.....
I've had two Savage rifles, and both shot like laser beams. I currently have the 110 Tactical 24" barrel. I apparently never experienced any of the negative issues that others have. I'll keep my fingers crossed.Meh.
Every 10/110 rifle I've owned (a half dozen now?) has shot very well for a "cheap" rifle but OH MAH GAWD the frustrations of a brand new rifle not feeding or ejecting worth a damn...
The Heym SR30 and Anschutz Fortner are both Fortner designs. The Lynx is a copy of the Swiss K-31 (though much improved).
This Savage looks like it fixes the problems with the Fortners, and at an American price point $1300.
Not quite, but getting close, K 31 was first fielded I think in 1933, design standardized in 1931, So really around for only 87 years. One of my favorite milsurp rifles, I have six, along with an earlier 1911 Schmit RUbinI wouldn't worry. K-31's have been around over a hundred dred years, and I haven't heard of one of those wearing out.
I have six of these, plus a 1911 Schmit Rubin and have never seen any ball bearings. You described it pretty well, functions much like a M1, or AR15 for that matter, just manually operated instead of gas powered.It's been a long time since I took my K31 bolt apart but I don't remember any ball bearings? Just a non rotating bolt face surrounded by the sleeve with the lugs, turned by the helical cam groove. It's possible I forgot something though..
What are the problems with the Fortners?
Once the Genie is out the bottle there is no putting her back......pulling the videos was stupid.....might as well just roll with it at that point.....IMOI think they had an official release planned for sometime next week... it'll be back.
Personally, I don't disagree. But I would imagine they had some contractual agreements with media outlets, etc.
short answer yesExcuse my ignorance but can someone summarize the reasons for the less than sterling reputation of Savage? Has there been lots of past reliability issues?
Excuse my ignorance but can someone summarize the reasons for the less than sterling reputation of Savage? Has there been lots of past reliability issues?