Installing Savage Ultralite Stock - Where does this go?

[Bryan Fields]

Hey, I've gotta swallow my pride and ask if anyone knows where exactly this small piece goes. I believe it's supposed to fit in the rear action screw. No matter how I try to put it in, it always causes the trigger guard to push out from the stock. In other words, the trigger guard will not fit flush when this piece is installed.
If anyone has a Savage Ultralite and wouldn't mind checking, I'd be awfully grateful.

Here's the piece in question.




It looks like it should go here...

 

[jpx2rk]

Have you tried that piece in the front action screw hole??

 

[Bryan Fields]

Have you tried that piece in the front action screw hole??

Yes. There's already another shorter piece similar to it in the front action screw.

 

[jpx2rk]

Maybe try swapping the shorter piece to the rear action screw, and longer/taller one in the front action screw location,

 

[Bryan Fields]

Maybe try swapping the shorter piece to the rear action screw, and longer/taller one in the front action screw location,

Good idea, but I'm certain the piece thats in the front action screw does belong there. I saw it there when I removed the stock.

 

[Bryan Fields]

Here's what happened originally. When I was taking the stock off the piece in the picture fell out and I'm almost certain it came from the rear action screw assembly area.

 

[Sniperhandle]

If you study it long enough, You will figure out where it goes. Some people are born with mechanical reasoning, Others it's a learned, Or gained skill.

 

[Bryan Fields]

If you study it long enough, You will figure out where it goes. Some people are born with mechanical reasoning, Others it's a learned, Or gained skill.

Maybe so! I've looked at it and tried every configuration I can see.

 

[Sniperhandle]

Maybe so! I've looked at it and tried every configuration I can see.

Look closely at the part that fell out for imprints, Look on the Rifle for the same imprints.

 

[Sniperhandle]

Go on Numrich and try to find your model number, They most likely have an exploded diagram showing where the part goes.

 

[Bryan Fields]

Go on Numrich and try to find your model number, They most likely have an exploded diagram showing where the part goes.

I've looked at schematics on Numrich. They have them for the 110 but not for the 110 Ultralite.

 

[Bryan Fields]

I called Savage. They said I have it in the right spot and that it's OK if the trigger guard doesn't fit flush.

 

[Bryan Fields]

Here's what it looks like assembled. Note the trigger guard protruding.