Savage M1919 Trainer

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Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by No1Mk3 » 10 Oct 2023, 6:09 pm

Just putting things back in order after a VicPol storage inspection and firearm audit and thought I'd post a few pics of this old Trainer, a Model 1919 NRA rifle made in 1920 going by the serial number, 1st Model with the narrow rectangular ejection port which changed in 1923, these early models also had twin striker firing pins which Savage dropped in the 1933 New M19 Trainer. This rifle still shoots remarkably well.
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Re: Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by Wm.Traynor » 10 Oct 2023, 7:03 pm

Very interesting :D
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Re: Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by 6mm Remington » 10 Oct 2023, 8:33 pm

Twin firing pins. I have never seen that before.
Was that an "early" Savage rimfire exclusive ?
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Re: Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by SHV » 15 Oct 2023, 9:33 pm

Love the peep sight very much
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Re: Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by No1_49er » 16 Oct 2023, 10:45 am

Twin firing-pins - you'll never have a "fail to fire".
Also used in the BSA Ralock (semi-auto, no longer allowed to play with) and Freedom Arms 22 revolvers, amongst others.
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Re: Savage M1919 Trainer

Post by in2anity » 16 Oct 2023, 11:57 am

That sighting system is really interesting - i suppose the arpeture would become more "oval-like" for much windage? guess that's fine?
At what point does lack of maintenance become patina?
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