I have. The issue is the Gunsmith is never in. For whatever reason, they are never there. Makes me wonder how good they really are. I am going try the shotgun club near me. Hope the can recommend someone.I suggest calling some gun shops in your area. And get some recommendations.
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.What are you looking to have done to the shotgun?
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 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?
Rigt, they probably can recommend one closest.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.
Thank you!Numrich has parts and diagrams. Since you have it apart. You can check your parts. against the diagram.
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/
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?
Yessir! You have one of those engraved model 720’s with the Vent-Rib muzzle brake. Very cool.