Savage 110 BA Problem

[Kestryll]

You type all that silly bull$h!t,

I think you're done in here for a while.
While you're NOT posting in this forum I suggest you read the rules again.

[ar15barrels]

I think you're done in here for a while.
While you're NOT posting in this forum I suggest you read the rules again.

Thank you.

[longrange1]

Your not ruining anyone's day because what you are claiming as facts are not facts.
Remington announced a trigger recall and half the schmucks on Calguns went for it. None of them had a problem with there triggers they just wanted a freebie.
Some stupid lady shoots her son and can't handle the fact it was her fault and 60 minutes jumps all over it.
Most custom actions are patterned after the Remington 700 because its the best design out there today.
Most aftermarket triggers are Remington 700 clones for the same reason.
There are no Savage clone triggers because the design sucks.
When you upgrade away from a Svage trigger you put a 700 clone trigger in its place.
Here is mine that is replacing the Accu Trigger that wouldn't hold the same pull weight for 5 shots.

have you shot with the SSS trigger yet?

i was shooting the rifle basix SAV-2s in my riles for about 7yrs and replaced 1 with the SSS trigger and before ever firing a shot with the first one i bought another for my comp rifle...the SSS triggers are a huge up grade from the rifle basix and easier to tune...very happy with mine.

[In My Cold Dead Hands]

Nice work Savage

Firearm back and grouping sub MOA at 100 yards. See attached photos...

[In My Cold Dead Hands]

Photo of The Beast

Here is the photo of the firearm:

[In My Cold Dead Hands]

3 round group at the factory

3 round group at the factory

[LynnJr]

Glad to see your rifle is back and shooting well.
On an earlier post you said you couldn't offset the rings because the barrel was bored off center. The reason those rings are made is because 99 and 44/100 of barrels are not concentric end to end.
The offsetting of the rings takes care of that and other issues.

I have yet to shoot the SSS trigger. I received all the parts but the safety detent spring and the safety bar are not pinned yet.
In talking to one gunsmith he doesn't think they need to be but I want this one done right.

[bsumoba]

3 round group at the factory

Good to hear everything worked out. You might want to ask Savage what ammo they are using considering that it looks like it just shot a 1-hole group.

[longrange1]

Glad to see your rifle is back and shooting well.
On an earlier post you said you couldn't offset the rings because the barrel was bored off center. The reason those rings are made is because 99 and 44/100 of barrels are not concentric end to end.
The offsetting of the rings takes care of that and other issues.

I have yet to shoot the SSS trigger. I received all the parts but the safety detent spring and the safety bar are not pinned yet.
In talking to one gunsmith he doesn't think they need to be but I want this one done right.

interesting...ive never heard of either being or needing to be pinned but im not a smith just a basement builder.

i think youll like the SSS trigger much better than the accutrigger...lotta guys like the accutriggers but i never cared for them...to inconsistent.

[ar15barrels]

Good to hear everything worked out. You might want to ask Savage what ammo they are using considering that it looks like it just shot a 1-hole group.

They do their testing in a tunnel with the action bolted into a machine rest like a rail gun.
It better be a 1 hole group!

[bsumoba]

They do their testing in a tunnel with the action bolted into a machine rest like a rail gun.
It better be a 1 hole group!

That's cheating

Still, would be nice to know what ammo it is. I would want to know if I was.

[LynnJr]

It shows the rifles potential. Anything you do at home is now the ammo the shooter or the conditions.

[LynnJr]

Hey Randall
Is that safety detent supposed to be pinned on the newer models?

[In My Cold Dead Hands]

Glad to see your rifle is back and shooting well.
On an earlier post you said you couldn't offset the rings because the barrel was bored off center. The reason those rings are made is because 99 and 44/100 of barrels are not concentric end to end.
The offsetting of the rings takes care of that and other issues.

I have yet to shoot the SSS trigger. I received all the parts but the safety detent spring and the safety bar are not pinned yet.
In talking to one gunsmith he doesn't think they need to be but I want this one done right.

Ok, I see your point but at longer distances (i.e. 500 - 1000 yards) How much offset would I have needed? I mean my windage dial bottomed out at 25 YARDS. I was under the impression that those off center rings were more for off center screw taps or an off center rail. If your barrel is drilled from right to left (bore to muzzle) then the problem only amplifies at longer distances, no?

[ar15barrels]

Ok, I see your point but at longer distances (i.e. 500 - 1000 yards) How much offset would I have needed? I mean my windage dial bottomed out at 25 YARDS. I was under the impression that those off center rings were more for off center screw taps or an off center rail. If your barrel is drilled from right to left (bore to muzzle) then the problem only amplifies at longer distances, no?

It's not that the barrel is drilled crooked.
It's that the barrel is curved.

Once you are zeroed at 100yds, you really don't need any additional windage adjustment to be zeroed at 600-1000yds unless you intend to dial windage to correct for wind.