Hello,
I have a Savage Mk II BTVS left hand in .22LR.
When I fire, something vibrates through the stock. It sounds like a spring.
It does have a bipod, but I eliminated those springs as the source of the sound.
I thought maybe it was the barrel until I put a Limbsaver vibration dampener on it. Even then, I held on to the barrel for a couple shots - still rang.
That pretty much leaves the striker spring.
Does anyone have experience with this? I really don't care that it vibrates, unless it's transmitting to the barrel. It doesn't seem to be, but I don't see how it could <span style="font-style: italic">not</span> be, if that makes sense.
Does anyone else have this happening, and if so, what have you done about it? Or does it even need messing with?
I really like the Mk II and this would be perhaps the only shortfall I've noticed thus far. It's extremely accurate even without target ammo, and I find the thumb hole stock to be very comfortable.
Thoughts?
Thank you,
Josh <><
I have a Savage Mk II BTVS left hand in .22LR.
When I fire, something vibrates through the stock. It sounds like a spring.
It does have a bipod, but I eliminated those springs as the source of the sound.
I thought maybe it was the barrel until I put a Limbsaver vibration dampener on it. Even then, I held on to the barrel for a couple shots - still rang.
That pretty much leaves the striker spring.
Does anyone have experience with this? I really don't care that it vibrates, unless it's transmitting to the barrel. It doesn't seem to be, but I don't see how it could <span style="font-style: italic">not</span> be, if that makes sense.
Does anyone else have this happening, and if so, what have you done about it? Or does it even need messing with?
I really like the Mk II and this would be perhaps the only shortfall I've noticed thus far. It's extremely accurate even without target ammo, and I find the thumb hole stock to be very comfortable.
Thoughts?
Thank you,
Josh <><