Lien pour filetages de canons Savage

[Anonyme]

Voir le lien posté par humhum

[Hellmut]

Merci pour l'info

[Hum hum]

Ce n'est pas vraiment un scoop.
Il faut se documenter avant d'acheter.



http://www.savageshooters.net/sharpshoo ... dates.html

[Anonyme]

Ce n'est pas vraiment un scoop.

[dede91]

Bonjour
merci pour l'info
andré

[Marcus]

Qu'en est il des fameux WL de ESP et des savage 110 anciens modèles



Cordialement

Marcus

[herlé]

quelles sont les caractéristiques de ces filetages en dimensions ?
Diamétre et pas ?

[Marcus]

Faut que je mesure. Je ne l'ai pas sous la main

[Anonyme]

In 2002 Savage offered rifles in the Winchester Short Magnum (WSM) and Remington Ultra Magnum (RUM) calibers. When these were finally in the catalog, there was a change made to the barrel shank diameter. Standard barrel shank diameter on standard calibers are 1.055" x 20tpi. On the new WSM, RUM, and SAUM calibers it is 1.120" x 20tpi. The barrel nut is also bigger in internal size, but is the same outer diameter and our barrel nut wrench will still fit. Savage also used this size of shank on the first version of the Model 10ML muzzleloader.
However, there were a few WSM and RUM rifles made on the standard barrel shank in the first production run. (!) The best way to tell is to measure the barrel shank right against the nut. The larger barrel shank will have a step down approximately 1/8" ahead of the barrel nut. If your rifle has a serial number with a "G" prefix, it is most probable it will have the larger shank.

[herlé]

c'est le meme pas, 20 filets au pouce, mais pas le meme diamétre.