Neighbor gave me a rifle. No bolt, no magazine. It is a Savage. No model number but barrel reads "Super Sporter." It is in .30-30. Anybody know where I can get the missing parts?
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Neighbor gave me a rifle. No bolt, no magazine. It is a Savage. No model number but barrel reads "Super Sporter." It is in .30-30. Anybody know where I can get the missing parts?
Try this link,
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
Tony
Welcome Msgt.
Look up a model 225 at the above link, I think you might get lucky. There were a bunch of them, all pretty much the same just minor differences, and some were sold with other names on them, too, IIRC. If that doesn't work, post a picture and we'll figure it out.
if its old may be model 40,new ones are model 340 bolt ass complete is $80 and mag is $24.85. they make good shooters.
GUN PARTS is where I got prices but you might try Savage as they would have to headspace it.:fighting68:::happy13:
Asked Gun Parts Corp.. She said sounded like 340 but without a model number on rifle she wasn't sure. Research elsewhere suggests it may be a Model 40 but again, not sure. I want to order the correct parts but am unsure how to proceed.
I'm quite new to this. Don't know how to post a photo. Will you help?
1) Open an account for picture hosting, like on the main page here http://gunloads.com/index.php . I have never used ours but it should be standard procedure;
2) Upload your pics (probably from your Desktop/floppy/etc...; "browse" to find the upload location). You will get addresses for them;
3) In your post, write [IMG]yourpicaddress[/IMG] (copy and paste the stuff, from http to .jpg), or hit http://forum.gunloads.com/images/editor/insertimage.gif in the Message toolbar.
The pic should show in Preview Post, or you can edit your post later.
Please try to keep its size around 100kb for dial-up users, or chose the thumbnail option.
Let me know if it doesn't work.
Too much computer speak for me. Don't know how to do what you wrote. Not much good on computer. New at this.Quote:
Originally Posted by k-g
You need to store your picture online on a specialized website, so that it can be available to us when you are offline.
This is my photobucket.com account (need to register first):
http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z...et_capture.jpg
Top right You will Browse your computer for the picture, then Upload it to photobucket's storage.
Once done, your pic will appear bottom left; click on "IMG Code" and paste in your message here.
You say I must register first. How do I do that? You probably won't find anyone more computer illiterate than me. You say browse my computer. Duh! You say upload. Duh! I'm all out of paste. Don't know how to do that either. Thanks for the effort.
Sarge
Go to http://photobucket.com/
Infiltrate the site by "joining now" ;)
Left (mouse) Clicking the Browse and Upload (site) buttons will trigger the functions;
Right Clicking your mouse will display the paste function.
Best is to have your picture ready on the desktop of your PC.
Didn't workQuote:
Originally Posted by k-g
Which part?
Did you have your pic ready on your desktop (screen)? How big is it (right click for properties)?
Could you register at photobucket?
Could you locate the pic with the Browse function?
Did you upload it then?
Hi there,Quote:
Originally Posted by MSgtUSMC
I was born and raised in Yerington. My name is Tony Gable. Do you know any of the Gable's there. I'm related to them all. Anyway, back to you question. Have you taken the stock off to see if the serial and moled number are on the underside of the barrel. Just a thought. I have seen them there on older guns.
Tony
Hi there,Quote:
Originally Posted by MSgtUSMC
I was born and raised in Yerington. My name is Tony Gable. Do you know any of the Gable's there. I'm related to them all. Anyway, back to you question. Have you taken the stock off to see if the serial and model number are on the underside of the barrel. Just a thought. I have seen them there on older guns.
Tony
Not on desktop. Don't know how. Have registered at photo bucket. Got picture of rifle in album.
For Mr. Gable: Looked under stock. No info.
Lived here 10 yrs. Don't know any Gables. Looked in phone book. Found A. M Gable, Don Gable & P. Gable of Yerington.
You're about done. Next time you write a message:Quote:
Originally Posted by MSgtUSMC
a) In your Photobucket account, Left click in the IMG Code window until it highlights and you see the "Copied" word appear;
b) In your message here, Right click then "paste".
As an alternative, copy the public address of your Photobucket album (from the URL window of you browser), and paste it in the message (should look like http://s123.photobucket.com/albums/z45/yourname/).
We'll get there and look at the pic.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/i...CRet/Rifle.jpg
Is this it?
By the way, NEVER EVER call a Marine "Sarge." That's Army talk. It is the 2nd thing a Marine recruit learns in boot camp (don't ask what the 1st is).
If the above let's you see photo thank you. The Marine Corps has an age old saying, "Every Marine is a rifleman." There is no such saying as "Every Marine is a computer whiz."
It works, and you're welcome.
I can now add on my resume that I have "successfully trained Marine in technological communication applications applied to deconfliction of modern environment" :).
kg
Again I say, "Duh." Can you identify the rifle?
Almost. It's an older one. I can tell that from the way that the barrel is attached. It's not a 225. It's a little hard to see some important details. The mag release looks like it's in front of the mag well, correct? What exactly does the roll-stamped writing on the barrel beside the rear sight say?
Well, let's take a look. The mag release is on the right side of the mag well. Yes, on the side. The writing on the left side beneath the rear sight is ".30-30." On the other side is "Hi-Pressure Steel - Proof Tested." On the left side of the action it reads "SAVAGE" Beneath that it reads "Super Sporter." Beneath that is "11179." Close examination with magnifying glass reveals no further markings. How are we doing? Got an ID yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by versifier
I am not a Savage collector by any stretch of the imagination, though I have owned a few and I do know a bit about the 99's. I have never seen a Savage bolt with a mag release on the side, and there isn't a description of anything like it in any of my books. The familiar knurled barrel nut is not apparent on this model, either, which ought to be a point that would make it easier to identify. I am baffled. What do you think, guys? Who knows a collector?
I made a little web search for "Savage Super Sporter":
http://www.gunsandammomag.com/values/0510/
A: Savage manufactured the Model 40 and Model 45 Super Sporter centerfire bolt-action rifles from 1928 to 1940. The Model 40 has a standard-grade smooth pistol-grip stock while the Model 45 is a special grade with select checkered walnut pistol-grip stock. During 1936 the stock was changed so that the magazine was flush with the bottom of the stock. A Schnabel fore-end and pistol-grip cap were added. The Model 45 was discontinued during 1940, and approximately 5,900 were manufactured. The Model 40 stock was then checkered and discontinued during 1942. Approximately 16,200 were manufactured. The retail price in 1929 for the Model 40 was $35, and the Model 45 retailed for $44.50. During 1939 the retail price for the Model 40 was $42.50, and the Model 45 retailed for $51.50. An 80 percent specimen of either model is valued at around $200. A 95 percent Model 40 is valued at $250 while a 95 percent Model 45 should bring around $275.
That guy ( of course...) doesn't have 30-30 mags but you can check some specs, 40 vs 340, or call:
www.ammoclip.com
http://www.ammoclip.com/S/savage_main.htm
e-gunparts forum has some relevant threads if you search for: Savage Super Sporter; and they are cheaper.
http://www.e-gunparts.com/forum/forum2.asp?cat=4
http://www.e-gunparts.com/forum/read...qt=67721&cat=4
http://www.e-gunparts.com/forum/sear...qt=81222&cat=4
http://www.e-gunparts.com/forum/sear...qt=60075&cat=4
One of the threads says that the number"40" was reused recently for a Varmint model, but calibers should differ.
http://www.auctionarms.com
http://www.gunbroker.com/
http://www.gunsamerica.com
will list the model sometimes so you can compare pictures.
kg
From what I've read so far, even if I find a replacement bolt it may be unsafe to use it without having it fitted to my paticular rifle. If that is the case I'm out of luck because that would be beyond my capabilities and the cost of a gunsmith would not be worth it. Am I correct on this?
If you get a bolt that fits, it will very likely be shootable - .30-30's headspace on the rim, not the case shoulder. I have seen similar bolts interchange without problems and I think it's worth a try (you can return it to GPC if it doesn't fit). Fireform cases to the chamber and then neck size them for subsequent firings. I think the hard part might be coming up with mags for it. If you are into casting, you may have yourself a gold mine as there is no more cast-friendly rifle cartridge than the .30-30, and many of those old Savages are tack drivers with their favorite loads.
Thank you to all who have responded, a special thank you to versifier who I am happy to tell that I have located a magazine and yes, it latches on the side. I found it thanks to one of your leads. Now, if I can find a bolt this old rifle will be back in service. Any more help out there?
Oh-oh, I believe the proper term is "Gunny."
For Bama: Nope, the term "Gunny" is for a gunnery sergeant. I am a master sergeant, nickname "Top." I was a gunny for 6 years before I was promoted to master sergeant, hence my identifier here as MSgtUSMC.
E-8 ? My Dad made E-7
Is there still a Master Gunny anymore? I've been away for a long time!
GySgt is E-7, MSgt is E-8, istSgt is E-8, MGySgt is E-9, SgtMaj is E-9, Now, can we find me a bolt for this rifle?
This is for model 40 at e-gunparts:
http://www.e-gunparts.com/products.a...el=089Zz40&MC=
NI is for Not Illustrated, on the Non Visible For Free schematic (I Guess).
The general Savage listing is here:
http://www.e-gunparts.com/model.asp?idDept=221
Well, thanks to a tip from k-g I have a magazine coming that I found on gun broker. Again, thanks to k-g I've ordered a bolt assembly from gun parts corp.. Hope it fits. Maybe this old gun can see service once again. I thank not only k-g but also versifier who guided me through this. Couldn't have done it without you guys. I'm new to this site and I'm amazed at the knowledge that is out there and especially grateful that those who have that knowledge are willing to share.
Keep us up to date on what happens. Old rifles usually have interesting stories to go with them, and even if this one doesn't, it's good to watch it come to life again. Just remember that when you load that mag up, you have to be really careful about the case rims. If you don't watch it, the rim of an upper round can slip behind that of the one below it. It is not only embarassing when two rounds try to feed at the same time, but if you are operating the bolt with the necessary snap, it can take more than a few frustrating minutes to get everything apart and untangled. This will inevitably happen either when you are about to shoot at game, or when you have a large audience of the curious at the range, and in neither situation will you have anything more for tools than a pocket knife. The Brits got around this problem with their .303 in the SMLE's by curving the mags and designing the feed lips so the rounds stagger properly, but with Savages, you have to pay attention while loading or you'll get into a gom.
After ordering on line to Numrich and having them acknowledge my order, they have now sent me a letter stating "NOT AVAILABLE" so I still need a bolt.
Hi Sarge,Quote:
Originally Posted by MSgtUSMC
P Gable is my grand mother, Don is my uncle and A.M. is my mother. I get down there quite a bit. Do you hunt coyotes. Maybe we could do a couple of stands together.
Tony
http://www.westerngunparts.com/ maybe... I'm not sure they could export the part though...