Savage 11 disassembly

[@mstiff402]

Okay, three things I have to say. One, you push the cocking pin like a boss. It took me a while to get that with a very long screw driver. I’m working on a 300 W mag. Second, no one can over describe how tight Savage made that bolt. I used many towels, my body weight, and a framing hammer to pop it. I’m not proud of that but that’s what it took and I reached a point where it was either him or me. Third, thank you. I successfully installed my new fluted bolt housing because of this video.

[@wilber9735]

First thing I noticed. Love the T-shirt. FYI: I was given a cheap pocket watch when I was a child, (I am 63 now.) I took it completely apart. Never did figure out how to put it back together. :-) Needles to say: "My Daddy was not very happy with me." Thank you for the video. I always look for the good videos before I take any gun down. Even if I think I know what I am doing. Never hurts to refresh. I will always remember that watch. Again, Thank you.

[@bigmike3250]

I'm glad I found this video, thanks for the explanation and demonstration. Made it easy for me to disassemble and reassemble.

[@erich3978]

No joke on the first time being "ridiculously hard!", I have a Model 10 FCP HS Precision in .308, and it took putting the bolt on the ground, and using an 8lb sledge pushing on the allen key to crack it loose. Worked, no damage done, but damn, took some serious torque to crack it loose!...Great video!

[@StandorFall13]

Me too man!! I almost gave up, then it broke loose!!! Man has overcame obstacles once again!! Happened in the living room in boxers.

[@mariohubler6376]

Thank you for helping me to repare my Savage. In Germany it is not easy to find some manuel for Savage rifles. I use a Savage model 10 PH for hunting. Great rifle! Great video!

[@dennismarble3591]

Excellent video! Appreciate you taking time to make and share this information.

[@kosgein]

Awesome video!! Thanks for taking your time to do this demo!!

[@nopenope134]

I just bought this rifle, and I will be referring back to your video a lot until I can get this procedure down! Thanks for making this content!

[@Hello_-_-_-_]

Only video that was thorough thank you

[@perspicator5779]

Great job! Like your version of the Kommiefornia t-shirt! Thx!

[@danielbrothers2914]

Great video... clear and understandable. What a relief from all the head runners... THANKS.

[@hzk8773]

Very clear and concise video presentation! More, please!

[@FredRs-kc9nb]

Bonjour,merci beaucoup pour votre explication très détaillée qui me servira pour ma Savage 14 walnut en 7 08 rem.Bye.Fred.

[@tonystates]

Absolutely spot on perfect video!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks very much for taking the time to share this video with us BoltAction308 :) very much appreciated :) :) :)

[@brucesnyder939]

Very good video. Exactly what I needed to see. Thank you.

[@boltaction3089]

Glad to help

[@johnbruen1651]

Great video, very helpful. Thanks.

[@Al-mf4uo]

Excellent video. Well explained. Thanks! I have the Savage model 14, but it has the exact same bolt.

[@Kydoz3663]

Very excellent vid. I got the same exact one recently and am left handed as well. Precisely what I needed to know.

[@dantemagz6672]

Great video man! You explained it perfectly.

[@LEOLEO-hv6rw]

Hello, can you make a video showing the bolt fired to find out what the firing pin protrudes? Greetings and thanks, I have a savage axis and out of 5 shots 3 fail and I don't know if the protruding needle is too short. hola puedes hacer un video mostrando el cerrojo disparado para saber lo que sobre sale la aguja percutora un saludo y gracias esque tengo yo un savage axis y de 5 disparos fallan 3 y no se si la aguja que sobresale es muy corta

[@threat2demoracy5454]

Thanks a bunch! 👍👉🔥🎯

[@johnnycorona7249]

Great vid and thx. Just applied this to my Model 12 FCV. Model 12 is slightly different when it comes to the cocking pin and springs within but no hidden dramas. That super tight rear bolt had shied me away once before but not after seeing this (seems to be zero literature or vids for the model 12)

[@АлександрТимофеев-р9я]

Спасибо бро❤

[@paylessplumbingandsewers1891]

How did you break that back screw free with the Allen wrench,, I can’t even get it to budge,

[@geocaching63]

GREAT...........thanks for the info and your time!!

[@lorenrothmann8082]

GREAT video! I have not been able to find Savage bolt cleaning documentation. Do you recommend this procedure for every cleaning?

[@JayBruceWorld]

Loren Rothmann not necessary

[@laoniangao]

Thanks for the vid,very helpful.

[@MrDirtysteve75]

Finally got the thing to break. I needed to get the firing pin out so I can adjust my sizing die. You take a fired case and make tiny adjustments to the die until you can just close the bolt on the case with no tension on the bolt. The pin has to be out or the Springs will give false readings.

[@wrasmuss1955]

thank you just got the same rifle lefthanded thank you

[@johnyarbrough9452]

Thanks man. Happy hunting!

[@bluekats777]

Awesome - thanks…

[@achillez2129]

THIS : TIGHTEN DOWN BEYOND BELIEF !!!!!

[@wolfe5937]

Thank you

[@yudachen9724]

Lol like your shirt, btw good vedio

[@JohnSmith-kh5zm]

Very good video!!

[@AliAhmadi-hq9pj]

Thanks 🙏

[@jmedi5589]

Any chance you could to a video on disassembling/assembling the action?

[@ThatGuyChannel]

Good detailed video.

[@Chevy2U]

Excellent!!

[@tombauermusic]

How often do you recommend cleaning it to this extent? I only use my rifle the range once or week or less at usually 100 rounds per session.

[@TexanUSMC8089]

Maybe once a year for normal people. If you shoot 500 rounds a week, you might do it monthly.

[@alexandrbyelan6504]

Thanks!!!

[@workndad-vq5hc]

Is there something in the back part that slides off the black round part.. bearing or spring 2:35

[@albertballinger9122]

What took him 15 minutes, took me an hour 😂

[@zachs9470]

Any tips on how to get that Allen screw off? I’ve tried my absolute best and it won’t even budge

[@jeramyh9344]

It says in the manual "Do Not Disassemble The Bolt" so I would assume Savage put red loc-tite on it before they torqued it. Red loc-tite fails at 360 degrees. But I would contact Savage customer service about it before you take it off.

[@baboonbuttz]

what about the ejector pin

[@iseovvinco4742]

Dog, trying to crack that bolt free I snapped my Alan key gotta get a new Alan key now before I try that again

[@kyrankeener8387]

Mine is a model 11 in .223 rem and it has an internal magazine and it dint have the button in front of the trigger guard what do I do

[@jmedi5589]

The button should be on the top of the action next to the bolt handle

[@kyrankeener8387]

Jmedi5 5 thanks

[@rorschachguy2055]

Has anyone tried replacing this new internal bolt assembly with the older ones in the model 10?

[@edgarmarinbenitez9072]

el más conpleto👍👍

[@jamiemahl6821]

Took a 5 ft cheater bar and a vise to break mine loose.

[@jbones1454]

did every thing correct and now when I pull my trigger it doesn't cluck

[@alexslaydon2426]

J bones I had the same exact issue. You may have already figured it out, but all you have to do unscrew the bolt and flip the bolt handle to where it is pointing the other way. Make sure the cocking pin is pulled back into the firing position, or else the bolt wont fit into the receiver. Forgive my terminology if I used an incorrect word, but hopefully you get what I'm attemping to say lol good luck!

[@robertjensen9775]

Why oh why oh why does everyone on KZbin have to talk so fucking fast? Not all of us are 25 years old.

[@nicenangry]

I accidentally put the cocking knob into the fired position I have a 30-06 and it was a bitch this how to samed my sanity lol

[@benlyons7752]

It’s a rifle

[@gtlee08]

I'm

[@jcrows6627]

Have no idea why people are complementing you. All the important stuff you are doing is out of camera view.

[@AliAhmadi-hq9pj]

Thank you