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Savage rifle build install#
Most Savage owners will buy and install prefit barrels that are head spaced with a barrel nut system (above, bottom), however, in this post I’ll be machining a Shilen barrel to fit the action without the need for a barrel nut (above, top- this is a factory Remington barrel, however, the tenon on the Savage will look similar). In this post I’ll be building a custom Savage Model 10 in a 6.5 Creedmoor. Always looking for the extra edge, I decided it was time to barrel it for a high performance match cartridge. My Savage Model 10 FCP-SR wasn’t the best out of the box, changing the factory stock for a MDT LSS chassis system made the gun shoot significantly better. Savage Arms manufactures accurate rifles.
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