Savage 29-A Rimfire Pump Action Checkered Stock

**knight0334** · November 11th, 2013, 10:45 AM

WoW! Nice piece! And it's a take-down model too! Sweet!

**Emptymag** · November 11th, 2013, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by Gunsnwater

Nice gun and pictures, but on the stones??? Get a blanket for heavens sake.

LOL

If your gun isn't tough enough for a few stones, put a skirt on it.

**Noah_Zark** · November 11th, 2013, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by Emptymag

LOL

If your gun isn't tough enough for a few stones, put a skirt on it.

Nae joost a wee bluidy minit tha', Jimmy! "Poot a skart on it," ye say? Whut dae ye mean b'that, ye jakey bastart, but?

Noah

**Emptymag** · November 11th, 2013, 07:47 PM

^^^ ROFLMAO. You ain't right.

**Emptymag** · November 11th, 2013, 07:54 PM

Originally Posted by knight0334

WoW! Nice piece! And it's a take-down model too! Sweet!

Shhhhh!!!

I'm telling everyone that big knob is for turning the power up, or down.

**JDA58** · November 11th, 2013, 07:58 PM

that first picture it looks like it has a 6 foot barrel!!

**Ronin** · November 12th, 2013, 12:19 AM

Originally Posted by Emptymag

Shhhhh!!!

I'm telling everyone that big knob is for turning the power up, or down.

Word of advise - Don't mess with the knob. If the gun shoots and doesn't jam, double, or bind, leave the knob as it is. I have a Ranger pump rifle (renamed model 29 sold by Sears and Montgomery Ward) and when I got it I had problems with it feeding two rounds at a time. The solution was to slightly tighten the knob on the side. All it takes is just a little turn to screw up the works, so like I said, if it works, leave the knob the hell alone.

**JDA58** · November 12th, 2013, 12:28 AM

Originally Posted by Ronin

Word of advise - Don't mess with the knob. If the gun shoots and doesn't jam, double, or bind, leave the knob as it is. I have a Ranger pump rifle (renamed model 29 sold by Sears and Montgomery Ward) and when I got it I had problems with it feeding two rounds at a time. The solution was to slightly tighten the knob on the side. All it takes is just a little turn to screw up the works, so like I said, if it works, leave the knob the hell alone.

so don't play with your knob!!

I've never had any issues with my W. 1906 and that knob has been messed with
many times

**knight0334** · November 12th, 2013, 01:00 AM

Originally Posted by Ronin

Word of advise - Don't mess with the knob. If the gun shoots and doesn't jam, double, or bind, leave the knob as it is. I have a Ranger pump rifle (renamed model 29 sold by Sears and Montgomery Ward) and when I got it I had problems with it feeding two rounds at a time. The solution was to slightly tighten the knob on the side. All it takes is just a little turn to screw up the works, so like I said, if it works, leave the knob the hell alone.

Originally Posted by JDA58

so don't play with your knob!!

I've never had any issues with my W. 1906 and that knob has been messed with
many times

My Taurus 62(Winchester 62 knockoff) will have issues if the take-down knob is tightened too much. It has a happy range, too loose or too tight causes issues.