No Nut Savage - Lose the barrel nut and go torque shoulder!
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Savage riffles get a lot of disrespect. Maybe that can be changed. Lose that hideous barrel nut and go with a custom fit and chambered barrel blank! With their inherit floating bolt head, these actions are not the trash that some people claim. Here at Accurate Rifles and Restorations we can modify or alter anything to anything you may desire within reasonable possibilities.
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I love the Savage system. Makes it possible to install a prefit, and head space it without paying a gunsmith.
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I just recently replaced the barrel on my Savage with an aftermarket one. Once headspaced and broken in, and with a handload it liked, the first shot from a clean, cold barrel was dead on at 100 yards, while the second just made the hole a little larger. Results count, and who cares about how it looks?
I had a Savage built without the barrel nut. It was chambered in 25-06 with a 9 twist. Most accurate rifle I have. Load r&d was vg. No load exceeded. 630 in group size with 5 shots.
Going to build a 6 rem AI NEXT. SAME WAY.
New sub.
Let us know if we can help you out with that next one! Thanks for watching and for engaging the channel!!
All 4 of my Savage Rifles have barrel nuts and shoot pretty darn good shockingly.
My Savage target action is fitted no nut and shoots high master in FClass. On the flip side, I have shot with guys who have a Northland prefit shooting 598 34x, and a factory Savage LRP 6.5 cm shooting high 580’s with 25+ x with 2800 rounds down the barrel.
don matter what it looks like it's all bout the bugholes
I actually like the savage system for my purposes. I can spin on a barrel burner like a 243 or 6.5-284 or 22-250 and shoot it until accuracy starts falling off and then spin on a new barrel myself. It works for me. If I were shooting competitions I’d go a different rout but for 500 yard hunting the savage works. It’s pretty easy to get 1/2 moa accuracy with them.
In the machinist world the threads should have a flat on the male threads and be about .005" undersized on diameter for a 75% thread fit.
Due to normally great accuracy, I don't mind the looks of the Savage barrel nut at all, as it is the look of accuracy. It also allows for easy barrel swaps at home with minimal tools.
0.004 off thread crest is actually over spec of theoretical crest minus 0.125 of thread lead. Ref: Machinerys Handbook. I like your work!
7SAUM is the way!
Why would you spend $1000 on a barrel and put it on a factory action that “ monkeys “ made ?
This is awesome i have a savage 340b 222 cal that i was going to replace the barrel. Im going to be contacting you. Thank you not sure why or how your channels was recommended but I’m a new subscriber thank you
We appreciate that! Looking forward to it!
The barrel to action connection doesn’t really matter to me
What I don’t like about savage is the bolt and extraction issues. Thats why remmage is the way to go
They do indeed have an inferior extractor in theory. That being said - I have not seen one fail under "normal" conditions. Lots of these mass produced (by robots) factory and prefit barrels have shoddy chambers with all sorts of roughness that I have had to polish out more times than I want to remember, that's when they fail. Thanks for watching!
Very intriguing. I do like the pre fit aspect of my Savages, but definitely do not enjoy the look of the barrel nut.
Question how much barrel would you leave for a barrel in .429 diameter projectile , muzzle threading for a rifle barrel , 11/16 or 3/4 inch to put a muzzle break on it?
Can you use the SAC action wrench to remove the stock barrel, or only install the new barrel due to the lower toque needed to install the new barrel compared to removing the stock one?
SAC would be able to advise you on that, but I reckon it would be OK to hold the action still if you're putting all the force on the barrel but itself. Maybe hold the barrel tight as well to ensure you're not over stressing the SAC head...
hands ?
because the barrels do not have a heat treatment after being finished
Yet they still shoot
All that work and didn't square the action face and used a stamp steel recoil lug that's never square
when it's a customer job, you do what the customer wants. Of course we offer this, but sometimes it's not in the budget of the person paying for the work. Thanks for watching!
Lose the savage & buy a real rifle.. 😂😂😂