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Savage 220 single shot hammerless 12ga, cant get it together

broylz

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I got a savage single shot 12ga from a pawn shop with a broken stock and a little bit of rust. I got it all apart to the bare frame but cant seem to get it back together. does anyone have any experience with these? when I look it up online, it seems there is a bolt action savage 12ga with the same model number so info is mixed and limited.

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im eventually wanting to get the receiver back together and then chop the barrel to 18-20" to have an easily packable gun. I like that this one breaks in half, as most single shots do really. will also ventually chop an inch off the stock to add a recoil pad.

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