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eaj1010

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I have an old Savage Shotgun that I would like to be worked on. Is there anyone that can be recommended? I want to get this thing fixed and operable. Thank you

EJ
 
I agree, better in your area but if the gunsmith's not always there, that's a problem. You don't anyone in your area that has serviced them?
 
What are you looking to have done to the shotgun?
I want to send it to someone familiar with the old Savage Shotguns. This thing probably hadn't been cleaned in years. We did clean it, but not a deep cleaning. Then my buddy tried to shoot it, and it jammed. It was a disaster. I took it apart and now I want to get it back in working condition. Probably missing parts. I am going to dig it out of the safe. I will send pictures tonight or tomorrow.
 
I agree, better in your area but if the gunsmith's not always there, that's a problem. You don't anyone in your area that has serviced them?
I do not. I am going to try the Shotgun club over here this weekend. Hopefully there is an Ole' timer there that can help. If not, I will contact Savage and ask them.
 
I do not. I am going to try the Shotgun club over here this weekend. Hopefully there is an Ole' timer there that can help. If not, I will contact Savage and ask them.
Rigt, they probably can recommend one closest.
 
By the way. What Savage Shotgun do have? Is it a Semi Auto, like a 720? Or a pump like the 320? Maybe the 220 Bolt gun style? Or maybe a Stevens 67?
 

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Yessir! You have one of those engraved model 720’s with the Vent-Rib muzzle brake. Very cool.

If I could see it shoot, I could likely help you diagnose the problem. First thing I’d do is what you are already doing here. Take it completely apart. Stripped all the way down. Extreme clean every part & inspect for rust/damage anywhere. Lubricate moving parts well and reassemble. Then try again.
 
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