Just bought this Savage in 223 today at a pawn shop. 18” long barrel and 7/8” in diameter at muzzle. It’s my first bolt action handgun. $375 out the door. Don’t know much about these, is this a Striker?
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Originally posted by parisite: Can this mid grip Striker be converted to a rear grip trigger and me get another stock?
Yes and yes.
Something tells me that some of the Strikers had an oddball bolt spacing. If I was going to do a rear grip I would contact Jim Rockwell first. He might just do one.
Jon
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Would a Model 12 indicate this is a rifle action? Pretty sure is. Advice to keep overall length at 26+" to stay legal. Might be why bbl is 18".
Mike B
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Originally posted by Rugershooter: I am hoping you did not find this striker in North Louisiana.
Found it in a pawn shop 100 miles northeast of Dallas, just south of the OK border. I’m sure the barrel came off a bull barreled model 12 rifle and they cut it off to 18”.
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Good find I found my Striker at a pawnshop about 3 years ago,in 7-08 first one I ever seen, $424.00 with tax. It has a 243 barrel on it now. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine. Handi204
Posts: 229 | Location: West Virginia | Registered: January 13, 2011
Good buy out there. Did you end up getting in from one of the pawn shops in Paris ? One of those pawn shops had Spanish fr-7 Mauser that I should have bought about 6 years back. I've had good luck there, the shops in Greenville, and mount pleasant.
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