Man this saved me. Got one from grandpa, stripped it to refurbish it, got distracted and it sat for 2 years. Totally forgot how it went together, thanks
Thank you so much for this detailed video you saved the day 😊.. I originally purchased the rifle from a pawn shop because someone had refinished the stock and all the metal and it looked beautiful. I intended to give this to my son for his birthday some time later. We went to go shooting and the gun just jammed... Upon further inspection I assumed that I needed the lifter Spring because there was slop in it but after Watching Your video I realized Why? The person who tooket to the pawn shop in the 1st place It would not fire for them either due to the fact that who ever Refinish the and reassembled it put that spring in backwards.. Everything works fine now thank you so much.
Awesome video, mine completely broke, found some online, and just replaced it thanks to your video!! Test fired with zero malfunctions out of a full tube!
Thank you so much for this. I have the Savage Revelation m.160 and it is almost exactly the same. I have been searching for years for information on it. Recently learned that they are basically the same at the 187r and 87a. Thank you. Glad I replaced my damaged spring and now have a function gun after 3 years! My only town gunsmith wanted $100 to do it, that's the value of the rifle, no way. I just did it for $8. You should add the Savage-Springfield 187r and the Savage Revelation 160 to your description. I know there is a ton of people looking for this video how to.
All of the articles I have read say that you need to remove the barrel to install the bumper. There are apparently two types. One is a hard metal piece shaped something like an arrowhead and comes with a small coiled spring. The other looks like a thin piece of metal bent into a triangular shape. I am not sure how either of these fit into the slot on top of the barrel without falling out. I have ordered one of each on ebay and will see what looks like it will work when I get them. Any thoughts you might have would be welcome.
I noticed in one of your other videos that your 87A has the solid type bumper. I have a Springfield 187N that is virtually the same gun so I was able to see that the spring sits in a little hole in the top of the receiver above where the bumper sticks out. I had not seen this hole in my 87A but there it was. I think I now know how to put the new bumper in when it arrives. Wish me luck!
You say the ends of the lifter spring go "over" their catch locations ("notch" is your term). My 87A has two small holes in the center of each catch point. Would the ends of the lifter spring be placed through each respective hole in the catch locations or ride on top of the catch? If they are to ride atop then I can perceive greater, more strength from the spring as it is being wound just a bit tighter. After a few decades (yes)I reassembled my 87A today after cleaning. I placed the lifter spring ends into each respective notch hole and experience that a shell is not getting lifted fully to be slid into the chamber. Rather, the shell seems stuck, gripped in the feeder. I had to disassemble and pick the shell out with my pocket knife. I do have a replacement spring ordered but still need to know correct assembly. Much tanks.
I've seen pictures with it through the holes in models with the holes. I can't be certain about if it is the right location but, assuming the spring is installed the right direction then I'd say try the minimum and if it doesn't seem to be working properly try the location with more tension. I dont know why yours would have both holes and notches.
@@dennisedwards8954 well if that is the case then the only place to install is the holes. Thanks and Good luck, hope you get the gun shooting as it should. If you have any questions let me know. I'll try to help.
After watching your video on the lift removal, it still does not allow the shells to flow out of the feed tube one at a time and to position to be loaded. I have however noticed there is some sort of spring clip that is directly involved with the feed tube and lifter. It is forward of the spring assembly for the lifter. It looks like it is in some sort of Groove just behind the feeding tube. I believe this is where my problem lies. Because my model that I have gotten does not have that. It is the same thing that you have, but mine is missing. Do you know where I can find a replacement, or can I make one somehow. I don't know what it looks like on the inside of that area. If you could send me a video of the removal of that part on yours I would appreciate it. If you can tell me what that part is called and where I can order it that would be great.
Just a small spring and i have a video showing it during the cycling of it. If you are in the US you can get it from numrich gun parts. Yes it is the problem you are having. The spring acts like a stop to keep the other rounds from lifting and allowing another to jam in.
@@Stray03 I have a springfield savage 187R it will not feed shells if I manually maneuver the lifter it will feed.. can yall point me to a picture or video of what spring yall are talking about.
@@Poorboychickencoop The clip on the tube he is talking about, but that probably isn't your issue. That causes double feeds. You might have a reversed lifter spring, other option I have heard with that model is that some people unscrew the endcap 1 turn and it works, never tried it so I can't recommend you try.
Can you make a video for the dissembly of the trigger mechanism? I have a similar gun and the trigger pull weight is too much. Is it possible to cut the spring in it to reduced the trigger pull?
I dont think so (in regards to spring cutting). The trigger pull issue is probably do to an issue with the assembly. Maybe filthy or the plungers dont slide freely. I'd look at that before taking everything apart and cutting stuff.
It is a Springfield 87a 22 long rifle it wants to throw out 3 bullets at a time what causes it to do that thank you sir for this video please help me I'm stuck
Thanks very much Sir ...when I fire the first cartridge and when the bolt ejuct the case the second cartridge not enter to the chamber when the bolt push it it just crashes at the edge of the chamber and still stuck
First thing I'd look at is how the lifter spring is placed. It may be installed backwards. jamming on the upper or lower edge of the barrel? If upper your guide may be broken (piece of metal sticking out over the barrel).
Prevents double feeds. Cant remember the name but If you go on numrich gun parts they have a schematic you can use to find the name. It holds the cartridge in the tube until the lifter pushes it up. Without that it can slip a second one passed and jams it all up.
I'm having problems with my lifter. Yesterday I got two bullets stuck between the lifter and the spent casing. It was a pain. Watching this video it looks like your lifter spring has a lot more tension on it than mine. Like others, this gun comes to me from my grandpa, so it's old and hasn't been shot in a long time. I'm wondering if both springs are just worn out or if I have another issue going on.
Start by giving the thing a very good cleaning. Make sure the spring is on the same way as mine is. And make sure the casings are ejecting properly. If they aren't they will get in the way.
@@Stray03 I got it! It’s pre 45 and some of the bolts and screws are almost welded together at this point, going well tho not missing anything thanks for the info for sure
sir I disassembled my 87a and in my haste I now have extra pieces that I can't find a home for. in particular I have a piece of iron which happens to be magnetic, just a flat bar measuring an inch long, quarter inch wide and 3/16 thick with a slight taper. no idea where it belongs but it's in my parts bowl. thanks for any insight.
Here is the link for a schematic of the 87A: www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SavageStevensSpringfieldFox-33479/Rifles-40502/87RifleSeries-39863/87A-34285.htm
The extractors almost remove themselves sometimes. Proper way though that will make your life easier is to make a tool out of a small flat head screwdriver or sheet metal. Form an L you then slip the L between the plunger and the extractor. push the plunger downwards and you will then be able to tilt out the extractor.
I have two questions. Does the bolt normally require excessive force to slide back the last quarter inch or so to lock it open? Also, my Savage 6a fails to feed after it fires. Sometimes it will jam and sometimes it just wont lift up. The springs look the same as your gun and the seem to not be weak. They do seem to go back a little too far and get stuck on other occasions. Any ideas what would cause that?
@@jarrettcarter7889 the 6a has the plastic receiver rear cap right? I've heard of people having to back it out one turn to make it work better. I have never tried so take it as hearsay
Not hard, just a pain in the ass. I was about to make a video on it but realized that the tube is a semi permanent installation. If you don't want to damage the tube when working on it, I was told by a viewer that the barrel and mag tube is removed as a unit, then you can work on the whole feed mechanism can be removed. As for the difficulty of the barrel removal after drifting out the pins, I have no Idea if it is a force fit or just tight.
Please can you tell me what the funky spring does that wraps the mag tube and sits in the narrow slot in the action? Mine is missing and won`t feed ammo. Ammo seems to feed two at a time and jams everything. I watched your videos and nothing is mentioned about it or you have never removed it.
darcy32171 It does exactly that, if it is missing it doesn't supply pressure on the round being lifted up and can allow it to move around enough to jam. it is there to keep the round where it is supposed to be during the lifting part of the cycle. I have a video showing how the spring is acting when ammo is lifted through it. (one of my latest videos). Get one from a parts dealer like numrich, because the rifle wont cycle properly without it and I have heard it can lead to jamming that requires a mag tube and lifter removal to clear.
darcy32171 Nice, I had mine out a couple of weeks ago firing subsonics in single shot mode. Very quiet due to barrel length. Did you end up getting the Pieces at western gun parts or Numrich?
I want to thank you for posting this procedure. I have an old Stevens 87D and will reference this video for sure. I was wondering if you ever got into the trigger mechanism? The trigger on mine is functional but it really is heavy and sticky. My guess is it was never cleaned in 50 years.
@@Stray03 Yeah, I had the same thought. I may do that to clean out the old gunk. This thing might be older than me... lol 69. It was an inexpensive rifle that I purchased a few years ago for squirrel hunting. The longer barrel intrigued me. Was hoping for excellent accuracy. thanks for the response.
Hey man, I just bought an 87a. its missing the spring just forward of the part youre taking apart in the video. it is the spring that loops around the bottom and goes into the 2 slots on the sides. do you know what that spring does and if it's necessary for the rifle to operate properly? thank you
Good question. It's the cartridge guide spring. I just reassembled my 87A and don't recognize how the spring functions. It's in place but I don't see anything it has an affect upon.
Hello, I wrote a comment on one of your other "how to" vids and I wanted to add something specific about my Western field model 59 in reference to where the lifter spring ends rest. Where you are able to lift the spring up onto a notched peg with the dental tool, mine is not like that. The "peg" on mine is actually shaped like a tiny donut with no groove on the top. When I disassembled the lifter to remove my jam, the two sharp ends of the spring went through the "hole" of these tiny donuts. The way that they are installed appears that the spring would not have as much tension on it as the one in your video...Perhaps I have an older/newer version of the rifle...who knows? Anyway thanks for the vids
Interesting I have no experience with that model And can't seem to find an image of that system. thanks for the information, nice to know the different variations that exist.
Stray03 I have a Savage 22semi automatic shell kept injecting to the inside I watched your video and cleaned the spacers after the spring it doesn't jam know aslong as I shoot it slowly about a second apart
I believe that my Springfield 87A N° 01-0415 is one of the so called "old style". I need to replace the LIFTER, but NUMRICH CORP. offers 3 types of apparently different lifters: 1.- Lifter (Spring Style), Old Style 2.- Lifter, New Style 3.- Lifter, New Style, Replacement In your video, the outer tube magazine has a semi-round cut just in front of the lifter, which I guess allows the lifter to catch the bottom of the .22 round. However, the outer tube magazine in my 87A does not have such cut. Therefore, I would need some backup to identify the propper lifter for my 87A. Can you help me to define which is the proper lifter I should order for my rifle.
I can try, I'll need more specifics, what kind of jam? What exactly happens during the jam? I have a video showing the lifter in operation, check to make sure your works that way and it is assembled right.
Sir I have a Springfield Savage 187 That ejects to the inside causing a jam on second shell.i looked at top metal slide wear uses but not damaged same with inside bottom ejector could you help please
Man this saved me. Got one from grandpa, stripped it to refurbish it, got distracted and it sat for 2 years. Totally forgot how it went together, thanks
Glad it helped.
Thank you so much for this detailed video you saved the day 😊.. I originally purchased the rifle from a pawn shop because someone had refinished the stock and all the metal and it looked beautiful. I intended to give this to my son for his birthday some time later. We went to go shooting and the gun just jammed... Upon further inspection I assumed that I needed the lifter Spring because there was slop in it but after Watching Your video I realized Why? The person who tooket to the pawn shop in the 1st place It would not fire for them either due to the fact that who ever Refinish the and reassembled it put that spring in backwards.. Everything works fine now thank you so much.
Glad the video helped you with it. Fun rifles to shoot.
Awesome video, mine completely broke, found some online, and just replaced it thanks to your video!! Test fired with zero malfunctions out of a full tube!
Nice. Alot of fun when they run smoothly. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for this. I have the Savage Revelation m.160 and it is almost exactly the same. I have been searching for years for information on it. Recently learned that they are basically the same at the 187r and 87a. Thank you. Glad I replaced my damaged spring and now have a function gun after 3 years! My only town gunsmith wanted $100 to do it, that's the value of the rifle, no way. I just did it for $8.
You should add the Savage-Springfield 187r and the Savage Revelation 160 to your description. I know there is a ton of people looking for this video how to.
Thanks for the other models, I knew of a couple of models but didn't know those ones. Added them to the description.
No problem, they made this gun for a few companies and they are all basically the same, except the stocks and a few parts.
I was lucky to get two of these rifles for 150 from a friend. your videos helped a great deal. Thank you sir.
Glad they were useful. Thanks for watching.
How do you take out the magazine assembly
All of the articles I have read say that you need to remove the barrel to install the bumper. There are apparently two types. One is a hard metal piece shaped something like an arrowhead and comes with a small coiled spring. The other looks like a thin piece of metal bent into a triangular shape. I am not sure how either of these fit into the slot on top of the barrel without falling out. I have ordered one of each on ebay and will see what looks like it will work when I get them. Any thoughts you might have would be welcome.
I noticed in one of your other videos that your 87A has the solid type bumper. I have a Springfield 187N that is virtually the same gun so I was able to see that the spring sits in a little hole in the top of the receiver above where the bumper sticks out. I had not seen this hole in my 87A but there it was. I think I now know how to put the new bumper in when it arrives. Wish me luck!
@@JamesLee-dd9zs Glad you figured it out. Hope it goes well.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Re my previous question about the bumper - I have the barrel removed and just need to know how to position the bumper. Thanks!
What do you mean by the bumper? The ejector?
You say the ends of the lifter spring go "over" their catch locations ("notch" is your term). My 87A has two small holes in the center of each catch point. Would the ends of the lifter spring be placed through each respective hole in the catch locations or ride on top of the catch? If they are to ride atop then I can perceive greater, more strength from the spring as it is being wound just a bit tighter. After a few decades (yes)I reassembled my 87A today after cleaning. I placed the lifter spring ends into each respective notch hole and experience that a shell is not getting lifted fully to be slid into the chamber. Rather, the shell seems stuck, gripped in the feeder. I had to disassemble and pick the shell out with my pocket knife. I do have a replacement spring ordered but still need to know correct assembly. Much tanks.
I've seen pictures with it through the holes in models with the holes. I can't be certain about if it is the right location but, assuming the spring is installed the right direction then I'd say try the minimum and if it doesn't seem to be working properly try the location with more tension. I dont know why yours would have both holes and notches.
@@Stray03 holes only, sans notches. Will disassemble reassemble tomorrow. Btw very informative vids on the 87 +. I'm hooked.
@@dennisedwards8954 well if that is the case then the only place to install is the holes. Thanks and Good luck, hope you get the gun shooting as it should. If you have any questions let me know. I'll try to help.
Where can I find the entire lifter assembly. My Springfield Stevens model 87A is miss the complete lifter assembly.
Try numrich gun parts.
After watching your video on the lift removal, it still does not allow the shells to flow out of the feed tube one at a time and to position to be loaded. I have however noticed there is some sort of spring clip that is directly involved with the feed tube and lifter. It is forward of the spring assembly for the lifter. It looks like it is in some sort of Groove just behind the feeding tube. I believe this is where my problem lies. Because my model that I have gotten does not have that. It is the same thing that you have, but mine is missing. Do you know where I can find a replacement, or can I make one somehow. I don't know what it looks like on the inside of that area. If you could send me a video of the removal of that part on yours I would appreciate it. If you can tell me what that part is called and where I can order it that would be great.
Just a small spring and i have a video showing it during the cycling of it. If you are in the US you can get it from numrich gun parts. Yes it is the problem you are having. The spring acts like a stop to keep the other rounds from lifting and allowing another to jam in.
No problem. Hope you get her working well.
Thank you for writing ✍️☝🏼 it’s what is missing on mine, too!
@@Stray03 I have a springfield savage 187R it will not feed shells if I manually maneuver the lifter it will feed.. can yall point me to a picture or video of what spring yall are talking about.
@@Poorboychickencoop The clip on the tube he is talking about, but that probably isn't your issue. That causes double feeds. You might have a reversed lifter spring, other option I have heard with that model is that some people unscrew the endcap 1 turn and it works, never tried it so I can't recommend you try.
Can you make a video for the dissembly of the trigger mechanism? I have a similar gun and the trigger pull weight is too much. Is it possible to cut the spring in it to reduced the trigger pull?
I dont think so (in regards to spring cutting). The trigger pull issue is probably do to an issue with the assembly. Maybe filthy or the plungers dont slide freely. I'd look at that before taking everything apart and cutting stuff.
I have a Stevens 87A that is missing the shell bumper. Could you tell me or do a video of how to install a new one? Thanks!
The shell bumper that fits in the top of the barrel that guides the bullet into the barrel. That's what it's called in the Numrich parts list.
Oh ok yeah I know the part. Should just slide in no? I never removed it on mine but I thought it had a groove cut of it for the bumper.
It is a Springfield 87a 22 long rifle it wants to throw out 3 bullets at a time what causes it to do that thank you sir for this video please help me I'm stuck
is it missing the little spring clip on the mag tube ahead of the lifter?
Thanks very much Sir ...when I fire the first cartridge and when the bolt ejuct the case the second cartridge not enter to the chamber when the bolt push it it just crashes at the edge of the chamber and still stuck
First thing I'd look at is how the lifter spring is placed. It may be installed backwards. jamming on the upper or lower edge of the barrel? If upper your guide may be broken (piece of metal sticking out over the barrel).
what is that sping just forword of the lifter called and what is its function
Prevents double feeds. Cant remember the name but If you go on numrich gun parts they have a schematic you can use to find the name. It holds the cartridge in the tube until the lifter pushes it up. Without that it can slip a second one passed and jams it all up.
I'm having problems with my lifter. Yesterday I got two bullets stuck between the lifter and the spent casing. It was a pain. Watching this video it looks like your lifter spring has a lot more tension on it than mine. Like others, this gun comes to me from my grandpa, so it's old and hasn't been shot in a long time. I'm wondering if both springs are just worn out or if I have another issue going on.
Start by giving the thing a very good cleaning. Make sure the spring is on the same way as mine is. And make sure the casings are ejecting properly. If they aren't they will get in the way.
@@Stray03 is there an adjustment on it?
My springs go through a metal hole, can’t lift them any direction?
Pull the pin first I guess on that model.
@@Stray03 thanks for the reply, I tried pulling it both ways and i can’t find any other model with them and its pre 45 so idk if that matters or not
@@mayhemK59 The spring tension probably is keeping the pin from coming out because it is locking the grooves on the pin in the mounting holes.
@@Stray03 I got it! It’s pre 45 and some of the bolts and screws are almost welded together at this point, going well tho not missing anything thanks for the info for sure
sir I disassembled my 87a and in my haste I now have extra pieces that I can't find a home for. in particular I have a piece of iron which happens to be magnetic, just a flat bar measuring an inch long, quarter inch wide and 3/16 thick with a slight taper. no idea where it belongs but it's in my parts bowl. thanks for any insight.
it isn't the bumper that is above the barrel that the bullet goes up against so that it chambers properly is it ?
Here is the link for a schematic of the 87A: www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SavageStevensSpringfieldFox-33479/Rifles-40502/87RifleSeries-39863/87A-34285.htm
Dónde puedo conseguir los resortes para este tipo de rifle ?
How about removing the extractors?... I just inhareted one and one is stuck and don't know how too fix it...
The extractors almost remove themselves sometimes. Proper way though that will make your life easier is to make a tool out of a small flat head screwdriver or sheet metal. Form an L you then slip the L between the plunger and the extractor. push the plunger downwards and you will then be able to tilt out the extractor.
I have two questions.
Does the bolt normally require excessive force to slide back the last quarter inch or so to lock it open?
Also, my Savage 6a fails to feed after it fires. Sometimes it will jam and sometimes it just wont lift up. The springs look the same as your gun and the seem to not be weak. They do seem to go back a little too far and get stuck on other occasions. Any ideas what would cause that?
Yeah it takes a bit more force to get it to that place. Is the spring in the right direction? Sometimes they are installed backwards.
@@Stray03 it appears to be in the right direction, however the ends of it do not bend up like it does on your gun. Would that cause any issue?
@@jarrettcarter7889 the 6a has the plastic receiver rear cap right? I've heard of people having to back it out one turn to make it work better. I have never tried so take it as hearsay
It appears I need not only the lifter,spacers, spring, and guide pin but also the mount bracket. Do you know where I can acquire these parts ?
If you are in the US then numrich should. e-gunparts dot com. If canada then western gun parts might have.
Stray03 Thanks Stray . Parts ordered .
Excellent video. Have you ever taken the magazine guide off? I have an 87A that needs a new one, and I'm wondering if it's hard to replace.
Not hard, just a pain in the ass. I was about to make a video on it but realized that the tube is a semi permanent installation. If you don't want to damage the tube when working on it, I was told by a viewer that the barrel and mag tube is removed as a unit, then you can work on the whole feed mechanism can be removed. As for the difficulty of the barrel removal after drifting out the pins, I have no Idea if it is a force fit or just tight.
Please can you tell me what the funky spring does that wraps the mag tube and sits in the narrow slot in the action? Mine is missing and won`t feed ammo. Ammo seems to feed two at a time and jams everything. I watched your videos and nothing is mentioned about it or you have never removed it.
At 6:28 and 6:30 you see this spring I speak of well in your video.
darcy32171 It does exactly that, if it is missing it doesn't supply pressure on the round being lifted up and can allow it to move around enough to jam. it is there to keep the round where it is supposed to be during the lifting part of the cycle. I have a video showing how the spring is acting when ammo is lifted through it. (one of my latest videos). Get one from a parts dealer like numrich, because the rifle wont cycle properly without it and I have heard it can lead to jamming that requires a mag tube and lifter removal to clear.
Thanks! I bought a spring and also found that there was a washer missing that helps center the lifter arm. It now works like a top!
darcy32171 Nice, I had mine out a couple of weeks ago firing subsonics in single shot mode. Very quiet due to barrel length. Did you end up getting the Pieces at western gun parts or Numrich?
How do iremove the feeder tube from 87d
With the barrel. Which is why I didn't so it in the video.
Muy bueno el video pero ahora Como podré fabricar el expusador de casquillos
I want to thank you for posting this procedure. I have an old Stevens 87D and will reference this video for sure.
I was wondering if you ever got into the trigger mechanism? The trigger on mine is functional but it really is heavy and sticky. My guess is it was never cleaned in 50 years.
I never disassembled it. Dunking the thing into varsol should clean it out. Followed by a good oiling.
@@Stray03 Yeah, I had the same thought. I may do that to clean out the old gunk.
This thing might be older than me... lol 69. It was an inexpensive rifle that I purchased a few years ago for squirrel hunting. The longer barrel intrigued me. Was hoping for excellent accuracy. thanks for the response.
No problem. Yeah any time I dont feel like dealing with a full disassembly I do that to clean parts and it works well.
I got a gun like this and it wants to shoot out three bullets what do I do
Hey man, I just bought an 87a. its missing the spring just forward of the part youre taking apart in the video. it is the spring that loops around the bottom and goes into the 2 slots on the sides. do you know what that spring does and if it's necessary for the rifle to operate properly? thank you
Good question. It's the cartridge guide spring. I just reassembled my 87A and don't recognize how the spring functions. It's in place but I don't see anything it has an affect upon.
Que tal amigo. Un favor, podrás mostrarme a detalle el resorte, no el de el elevador, si no el que recibe los tiros del cargador.
How can i remove the bolt
I have another video on disassembly.
Hello,
I wrote a comment on one of your other "how to" vids and I wanted to add something specific about my Western field model 59 in reference to where the lifter spring ends rest. Where you are able to lift the spring up onto a notched peg with the dental tool, mine is not like that. The "peg" on mine is actually shaped like a tiny donut with no groove on the top. When I disassembled the lifter to remove my jam, the two sharp ends of the spring went through the "hole" of these tiny donuts. The way that they are installed appears that the spring would not have as much tension on it as the one in your video...Perhaps I have an older/newer version of the rifle...who knows? Anyway thanks for the vids
Interesting I have no experience with that model And can't seem to find an image of that system. thanks for the information, nice to know the different variations that exist.
George Warnell at worst you can send pics to stray03@gmail.com
It is the problem with my rifle the lifter isn't work to feed the barrel and I put single bullet on the barrel
Can you send pics of it without the stock to stray03@gmail.com
Springfield 87t-s proper cleaning or deep cleaning
What are we talking about?
Stray03 I have a Savage 22semi automatic shell kept injecting to the inside I watched your video and cleaned the spacers after the spring it doesn't jam know aslong as I shoot it slowly about a second apart
What kind of jam is happening?
It's not getting the shell out before the next one loads
not pulling it out of the chamber properly or are you getting stove pipe type issues?
great way to see what to do and not to do
I've been watching all your videos and other videos on RUclips and I didn't find any thing related to savage 6J-DL
Mine are all listed under springfield 87a.
I believe that my Springfield 87A N° 01-0415 is one of the so called "old style".
I need to replace the LIFTER, but NUMRICH CORP. offers 3 types of apparently different lifters:
1.- Lifter (Spring Style), Old Style
2.- Lifter, New Style
3.- Lifter, New Style, Replacement
In your video, the outer tube magazine has a semi-round cut just in front of the lifter, which I guess allows the lifter to catch the bottom of the .22 round.
However, the outer tube magazine in my 87A does not have such cut. Therefore, I would need some backup to identify the propper lifter for my 87A. Can you help me to define which is the proper lifter I should order for my rifle.
Thank you, very helpful video
87A触发机制终于完全明白了，您的拆解技术一流！非常好的视频！O(∩_∩)O谢谢分享！
Good video, but you should have cut the tv off!
Unfortunately someone else was watching it.
Marcelo 👍
Good video mate ...I am watching you from Iraq and I have a savage mod 6 J-DL and its jamming with the second cartridges so can you help me please
I can try, I'll need more specifics, what kind of jam? What exactly happens during the jam? I have a video showing the lifter in operation, check to make sure your works that way and it is assembled right.
Sir I have a Springfield Savage 187
That ejects to the inside causing a jam on second shell.i looked at top metal slide wear uses but not damaged same with inside bottom ejector could you help please
gracias amigo mu bueno y de mucha ayuda tu video
Thanks
No problem. Thanks for watching.