Savage firing pin?

[Thor357]

Why can't I find a firing pin for my Savage? Where can I find one?

 

[std7mag]

You need to be a little more specific.
What model Savage are we working with?

You may try Numerich.
www.gunpartscorp.com

 

[Thor357]

Nope, already checked them. I can hardly find an image on Google let alone the actual part.

 

[Thor357]

I have gone 10 pages deep into a Google search. Nuthin' nada, zilch, nix nein frankenstein!!

 

[boltfluter]

What happened to the original One? Just curious is all.

Paul

 

[Nowhere Man]

$27.95 on Ebay, free shipping

 

[Hankpac]

Looks like Midway has em, but I'd be willing to bet they are the smaller ones.

 

[Thor357]

What happened to the original One? Just curious is all.

Paul

Weak primer strikes.

 

[Thor357]

www.gunshack.com
Has Savage firing pins

Not the type pictured.

 

[Thor357]

Looks like Midway has em, but I'd be willing to bet they are the smaller ones.

Nope, got 2 of the wrong ones sitting on my loading bench.

 

[Thor357]

$27.95 on Ebay, free shipping

I checked ebay, couldn't find any. Can you provide a link to who has them on ebay?

 

[Thor357]

Okay, I think I found the one on Ebay you described for $27.95.
It too is not the same as pictured. Already got 2 of those sitting on my reloading bench waiting to be sent back to Midway.

 

[Thor357]

You might be SOOL

Really!? My rifles are only 2 years old but have a lot of rounds through them. How can I be SOL for firing pins on 2 year old rifles?

 

[Thor357]

Yeah, I woulda thunk Gunshack or Brownells but nope.
I do have a number from Savage's website to try but I'd like to see what I'm buying before I send any money to them.

 

[Thor357]

Yeah, I woulda thunk Gunshack or Brownells but nope.
I do have a number from Savage's website to try but I'd like to see what I'm buying before I send any money to them.

Pretty much got the same responses from them as well. I don't see how this is possible. Have I got some back of the stock room crusty old models or what? Bought 'em from Sportsman's Warehouse 2 years ago.

 

[Pawnee Bill]

Try SavageShooters.com they may be able to help you out. Or, check with Grimstod.

 

[Thor357]

Try SavageShooters.com they may be able to help you out. Or, check with Grimstod.

I'm waiting on a response from SavageShooters as I type this.
Never heard of Grimstod. I'll give them a try. Thanks

 

[ShaunBrady]

Nope, got 2 of the wrong ones sitting on my loading bench.

You have the newer firing pin assembly and it's not available from anybody but Savage. Have you called them? The typical case for newer guns is parts are not available from any body but the manufacturer and they may not sell some of them to the public.



I converted a 116 to a 338 Lapua bolt face. The parts on the right are what's required to convert to the older firing pin assembly.

 

[KillnStick]

That appears to be a firing pin from a Savage Axis, not sure how that’s from a model 10 as pictured.

 

[AlNyhus]

It's identical to the one in my Savage 12FP. Later Savages sold through distributors like Cabella's, Sportsmans Whse, etc. can have some unique 'features' that differ from standard production line guns of the same model number....my 12FP 'Cabella's specific' model is a perfect example. I haven't seen the 'new style' pin like this available anywhere in the aftermarket.

I'd call Savage with the serial number and get the correct one right from the source. And an extra. -Al