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Post by submariner on May 8, 2020 7:52:07 GMT -5
I just picked up a Model 24 22/410 the other day from an old friend of mine that he has had for a day or two(ha). but it has been tinkered on, the barrel is now 18 1/2" and someone has decided that the stock was to long and they shortened it as well as shaved down the stock to make it thinner. They also had the 22 changed to 22 Mag. Someone could not make up his mind on what he wanted. Well It is mine now and I will take better care of it.
Well now I need to find another stock for it.
I am not sure when it was made but it does have the select slide on the side of the reciever and no serial #'s. I thought that a bit odd or did they not put serial # on them during certain years?
Well anyway, I am looking for another stock for it. Any suggestions. Thanks
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Post by painter on May 8, 2020 10:21:44 GMT -5
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Post by vancmike on May 11, 2020 15:30:11 GMT -5
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24combo
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Post by 24combo on May 12, 2020 18:03:07 GMT -5
There are different stock patterns where the stock meets the receiver. Some are straight cut against the rear of the receiver and others have a half moon cut in the receiver that the stock fits into.
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Post by painter on May 15, 2020 7:39:38 GMT -5
There are different stock patterns where the stock meets the receiver. Some are straight cut against the rear of the receiver and others have a half moon cut in the receiver that the stock fits into. You're correct, but I'm pretty sure the scallop/half moon can be sanded off to accomodate a straight receiver. Someone here did it within the last year, or so. |
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Post by 24combo on May 15, 2020 13:10:14 GMT -5
I never thought of that, it's a great idea.
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Post by submariner on Aug 19, 2020 6:52:49 GMT -5
Which one should I get the straight one or the "monte carlo" one. I have an older model.
I also have an issue where the 22mag round will not always eject. have to use my pocket knife to get it out. any suggestions on how to fix that?
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Post by painter on Aug 20, 2020 6:34:42 GMT -5
Since the gun is far from original, get whichever one you like the looks of.
As far as the extractor not working reliably, there's a spring behind it. Good chance the thing needs to be cleaned, or a new spring fitted.
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Post by bigkelly on Aug 20, 2020 16:18:41 GMT -5
there are several on ebay search
"savage 24"
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Post by 4570fan on Nov 20, 2020 11:15:13 GMT -5
Try Numrich - Gun Parts Corp
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Post by mnbobster on Nov 21, 2020 8:16:41 GMT -5
The rimfire ejectors can get gummed up pretty easily. It is easy to take out the retainer screw and get the ejector and spring out. You can use a paper clip to get the spring out. The hard part is getting all the crud out of the ejector hole. I use rubbing alcohol (isopr0pyl), but it is hard to find these days. Anyway, you can use any gun cleaner, solvent. Use the paper clip to loosen the crud while soaking it with the cleaner. Blow it out with canned air or an air compressor. Do it a few times. Clean the ejector and spring well, lightly oil them and wipe them off (so they don't corrode) and reassemble. If it still has problems, order a spring from Numrich or Jack First Gun Parts.
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Post by jeffb1911 on Nov 23, 2020 9:05:48 GMT -5
Remember too that many Savage 94 stocks will fit as well. And they usually do not have a high comb and are many times cheaper.
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Post by vancmike on Nov 26, 2020 13:41:12 GMT -5
From an aesthetic viewpoint, I vote for the non-Monte Carlo stock ☺
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