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I have had 2 similar models, both Savage 187s. They were from the 1980s. One was an "A" model and the other an "S" version. I sold the "A" model and kept the "S" model even though it was in rougher condition (more character!). Both could shoot dime size groups at 50 yards with a scope attached (the later rifles had dove tail grooves in the receiver). These are under appreciated classics. Thanks for another fun video.
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I have a Springfield model 187n, it’s a little different. It has dovetail cut into the receiver and came with scope so it was probably manufactured in the 60s. The lines are similar but the bolt operates differently, also no bolt hold close, two gills on the left one on the right, has a case deflector, and it will cycle shorts, long, and LR. I don’t shoot high velocity ammo in it. I saw one like it back in the day and snapped this one up over twenty years ago. It’s my favorite.
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Hi: Happy New Year. great video !!!! I just picked up one of these in nice condition. What cleaning lubrication products did you use to clean the internals...striker, firing pin etc.. You also mentioned that you used some kind of oil ? I'd like to obtain the proper cleaning products for my rifle so I can take care of it.
Congratulations on your recent purchase! For cleaning/lubricating any good CLP (Clean, Lubricate, Protect) oil will do, in my opinion. But personally, I like Mossy Oak CLP primarily because I like its smell better than most others. If its a dirty job, I may start with Remington Shotgun Cleaner first. I like it because it works and leaves no residue. For lubricating rails, strikers and hammers, I like Hopps 9, but again, any good oil from your gun store will probably do. If the action is light, I may use EEZ+X synthetic because its extremely light. I typically use Birchwood-Casey "Barricade" spray for rust protection and long-term storage. Hope this helps and again, its just my opinion. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on RUclips and Rumble.
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Your rifle is missing the cartridge guide spring it’s part #31 on the numrich schematic for the 87A I can’t even figure out what purpose it serves but, for whatever it’s worth it looks to be lost. I bought my first one for &100.00 dollars a couple of years ago. I saw an 87d in a local pawn shop a couple of months ago for over $350.00 and they are put up for auction on gunbroker in the $300.00 to 500.00 all the time.
Indeed, as others have also pointed out. Missing this spring is what caused the loading problems with this rifle. The owner has replaced the spring and the rifle now functions as it should. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on RUclips and Rumble.
I noticed your rifle is missing the cartridge guide spring. Mine has double feeding issues I’m having a gunsmith take a look at it hopefully he figures it out for me.
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Yep, I believe that would have been the Sears Model 25. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on RUclips and Rumble.
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Just watched your video. noticed that you are missing "Cartridge Guide Spring". It's located at the end of the feed tube. This will prevent jamming. Good Luck
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Excellent presentation 👏 🙏👍😎
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Have one , excellent shooting rifle.
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GREAT Video!!! I actually learned a few things about mine I inherited. Thank you!
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I have that exact rifle thank you for a concise well done video
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Right!! I just picked one up to restore 🤣
I have had 2 similar models, both Savage 187s.
They were from the 1980s.
One was an "A" model and the other an "S" version.
I sold the "A" model and kept the "S" model even though it was in rougher condition (more character!).
Both could shoot dime size groups at 50 yards with a scope attached (the later rifles had dove tail grooves in the receiver).
These are under appreciated classics.
Thanks for another fun video.
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I have a Springfield model 187n, it’s a little different. It has dovetail cut into the receiver and came with scope so it was probably manufactured in the 60s. The lines are similar but the bolt operates differently, also no bolt hold close, two gills on the left one on the right, has a case deflector, and it will cycle shorts, long, and LR. I don’t shoot high velocity ammo in it. I saw one like it back in the day and snapped this one up over twenty years ago. It’s my favorite.
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Well done Sir. I see one locally for $90 dollars the guy says it doesn’t feed well. May just have to take him up on it
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Buy it. Parts are available, we'll balanced , accurate and fun to shoot.
Hi: Happy New Year. great video !!!! I just picked up one of these in nice condition. What cleaning lubrication products did you use to clean the internals...striker, firing pin etc.. You also mentioned that you used some kind of oil ? I'd like to obtain the proper cleaning products for my rifle so I can take care of it.
Congratulations on your recent purchase! For cleaning/lubricating any good CLP (Clean, Lubricate, Protect) oil will do, in my opinion. But personally, I like Mossy Oak CLP primarily because I like its smell better than most others. If its a dirty job, I may start with Remington Shotgun Cleaner first. I like it because it works and leaves no residue. For lubricating rails, strikers and hammers, I like Hopps 9, but again, any good oil from your gun store will probably do. If the action is light, I may use EEZ+X synthetic because its extremely light. I typically use Birchwood-Casey "Barricade" spray for rust protection and long-term storage. Hope this helps and again, its just my opinion. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on RUclips and Rumble.
Just got one for 230 after tax (amazing deal for CA prices lol) thanks for the video!
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Your rifle is missing the cartridge guide spring it’s part #31 on the numrich schematic for the 87A I can’t even figure out what purpose it serves but, for whatever it’s worth it looks to be lost. I bought my first one for &100.00 dollars a couple of years ago. I saw an 87d in a local pawn shop a couple of months ago for over $350.00 and they are put up for auction on gunbroker in the $300.00 to 500.00 all the time.
Indeed, as others have also pointed out. Missing this spring is what caused the loading problems with this rifle. The owner has replaced the spring and the rifle now functions as it should. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. If you haven't already, I hope you'll check out my other "Mick Mac" Tabletop Review videos on RUclips and Rumble.
I noticed your rifle is missing the cartridge guide spring. Mine has double feeding issues I’m having a gunsmith take a look at it hopefully he figures it out for me.
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There are a couple of excellent vids on assembly and repairs.
Tenho um igual semi novo , não sei quando foi fabricado, é um excelente rifle
Tenho um igual a esse não sei que modelo é a luneta para ele , o meu é original semi-novo,
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Savage Arms also produced a gill gun for Sears marketed as a Ranger.
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No tiene la guia de cartucho ? Yo tengo un rifle Stevens, pero le falta esa pieza y no sube los cartuchos a la recamara 😢
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Just watched your video. noticed that you are missing "Cartridge Guide Spring". It's located at the end of the feed tube. This will prevent jamming. Good Luck
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Some models of the Western Field were in fact wood. I have one in my safe that my grandfather bought new so I know it’s not a replacement stock
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