November 23, 2013, 10:58 PM | #1 |
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Savage pillar blocks
Dose anyone one know where to find pillar blocks for a Savage Model 12?
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November 24, 2013, 01:44 AM | #2 |
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I make my own pillars for Sav 110, Rem 700, and 98 Mausers.
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November 24, 2013, 11:38 AM | #3 |
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Nice blocks!
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November 26, 2013, 05:39 PM | #4 |
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I make pillars for the Savage rifles regularly out of 1/8 black gas pipe nipples, I cut them ten thousands over and the rear one I split the rearward side about a 1/2 inch and bevel it to miss the sear... Works beautifully.!
P.S. I use Devcon 5 min epoxy,,,, and I girdle the pillars with a dremel tool cut off blade about 1/32 deep to get grip..
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Got a drill press? Use 2" long pipe nipples from your friendly local hardware store. Chuck them in a drill press and use a hacksaw blade to cut them down. Then file/sand the ends smooth and cut some notches in them for the epoxy to grab on.
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November 26, 2013, 08:36 PM | #6 |
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I buy mine from E.R. Shaw.
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tobnpr- Im with ya. I PM'ed him and told him same thing. For the cost of them, Buy machined ones and be done with it.
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November 28, 2013, 08:53 AM | #10 |
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Skim bedding fellas. Skim bedding. You will never be exact with cut pillars. You cannot get 100% contact with a reciever with precut pillars. You cut them a bit short and skim bed them when you glass them in. More precise than any cutting you'd ever be able to do. and closer to perfect contact on both sides.
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No argument with that, if the epoxy bedding of the receiver is correctly done. Solid epoxy will fill any "gaps" in contact, making it just as effective for 99% of us.
But, the OP did not say whether he was going to bed the action.
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I think that with the boring bar cutting the radius to fit the action, a couple thousandths gap from an undersized radius pillar is a good idea. The action screws will make a couple hundred pounds of tension, the tips of the pillar will spread out, and we will get V block like force multiplying. That is twice grip [at 45 degrees] that perfect glass bedding that touches the receiver can provide. And as in shaving off wood to build a Stradivarius violin to get the loudest sound, the test in bedding is a high Q. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_factor I hold the rifle in one hand at the stock wrist, and smack the barrel with the palm of the other hand. It should sound like a slowly exponentially decaying sinusoidal. If it buzzes or damps too quickly, I chisel out the epoxy and start over.
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Fellas, the ones made from pie nipples are fine IF your handy with handtools if not, better buy factory parts.
Semi problematic, I wrote the very same reply, however I purchase the longer nipples, you get more material for more pillars..
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