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Savage Conversion Question
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03/15/24 03:19 PM
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Looking at an older Savage 110, serial number puts it '82 - '89. It's currently in a blind magazine with a top bolt release. I assume there is a bottom metal conversion that would be available if I wanted to convert it to a DBM?
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Re: Savage Conversion Question
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03/15/24 03:49 PM
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I’m think you will have to change stocks. The good new is they’re plentiful and cheap.
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Re: Savage Conversion Question
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03/15/24 03:52 PM
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Yeah, fully expect to change stocks. Should have included that in the original post.
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Re: Savage Conversion Question
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03/15/24 04:21 PM
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You just need to measure the bolt spacing on your current stock and replace it in kind with the stock of your choice. I’m guessing 5.062” but they did have a bastard spacing for a little while. The short action is 4.40”.
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Re: Savage Conversion Question
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03/16/24 07:46 PM
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There’s a FAQ page over on Savage Shooters website that has a lot of info on the 110’s. It says all the long actions had the same bolt spacing as WP75169 was saying, 5.062”. Should be fairly easy to find a DBM LA stock and bottom metal.
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Re: Savage Conversion Question
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03/18/24 01:29 PM
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I have done a nearly same conversion on my original Model 10. I first got a replacement HS precision stock because it was one of the few choices that had a blind mag. Then some years later, I ended up purchasing a CDI bottom metal so I can use a DBM. I had to have the stock professional milled out so the bottom metal would work.
This started about 12-14years ago. Honestly, my suggestion for today is the get a chassis with a built in system for a DBM. it is the cheapest route to go.
I'm a dude who likes long barrels!
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