Savage 29-A Rimfire Pump Action Checkered Stock

[Emptymag]

A few recent pics taken at the October 2020 group shoot.
This rifle is a lot of fun on steel.
dink! dink! dink! dink! dink!

[scruff]

A few recent pics taken at the October 2020 group shoot.
This rifle is a lot of fun on steel.
dink! dink! dink! dink! dink!

I think there's nothing better than a pump-action .22, and yours is beautiful. My beat-up old Savage 29-B has a broken lifter spring and won't feed now. I hope I can fix it.

[bigandy1966]

Its not rust, its called "Patina"

[Noah_Zark]

A few recent pics taken at the October 2020 group shoot.
This rifle is a lot of fun on steel.
dink! dink! dink! dink! dink!

Just dinking around, eh?

Noah

[JDA58]

fun guns for sure!! got to get my Winchester 1906 back to the range

[scruff]

I just found the lifter spring that I need at Jack First Gun Parts. That's awesome that Jack makes parts for obsolete guns.

[Ronin]

I just found the lifter spring that I need at Jack First Gun Parts. That's awesome that Jack makes parts for obsolete guns.

Thank you! I've been looking for spare parts for my Savage.

[2Late45]

.22 Pumps are great guns for kids,(us big kids also). Still enjoying my Dads old Remmy 121 from 1936.

[Steeltrap]

I picked up a Winchester 62A from my now late B-I-L. The S/N indicates the MFG date of 1947. My late B-I-L got it from his Uncle....who engraved his SS# in the tang!! I filed\sandpapered down the S\N number and using Birchwood Casey's browning solution and a pot of boiling water, got the tang to pretty much the patina on the rest of the receiver. The stock had so much grunge on it that once I cleaned it off there was zero finish on the wood. (I don't think the rifle saw a cleaning since 1948!!) I applied several coats of True-oil to protect the wood and make it look presentable. The odd thing is....the rifle shoots as good as any other 22LR rifle I have!!!

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[Emptymag]

A couple of rainy days, so I decided to do some preventative maintenance, and wiped down several guns with oil so they may live for another hundred years.

While they were clean and shiny, I figured I would get some new photos.