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Field strip is not too tough and unlikely to damage parts. IIRC lock the slide back, twist off the bolt, release the slide forward and off.
I think that was a Savage and Ortgies marketing play; no screws to dissemble.
Savage 1907 Nickel .32 find (prod 1918)
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Field strip is not too tough and unlikely to damage parts. IIRC lock the slide back, twist off the bolt, release the slide forward and off.
I think that was a Savage and Ortgies marketing play; no screws to dissemble.
LKGMADMAX
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A few additional pictures after receiving the pistol.
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somd_mustangs
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That's really really nice and in super shape.
LKGMADMAX
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mawkie
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Indeed. Thank God previous owners took such good care of it. Hard to believe that's a 100 yr old finish.
Thought someone asked for photo's of mine but I'm not finding that so here we go by way of comparison. My photo's are not so good but can try to improve if needed.
Again, I have a letter from Savage that is silent on the finish for this SN.
LKGMADMAX requested photos. I need to work on my camera skills.
Glad to see the OP got his piece! See some variations (perhaps) on the slide top roll marks.
Again, I have a letter from Savage that is silent on the finish for this SN.
LKGMADMAX requested photos. I need to work on my camera skills.
Glad to see the OP got his piece! See some variations (perhaps) on the slide top roll marks.
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