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    Question for Savage owners

    Hi, recently got a Weather Warrior off Pengy and the safety is very stiff to move from the 'half safe' position to the 'bolt lock' position. It is a top bolt release Accutrigger. I also have a Trophy Hunter with bottom bolt release and the safety is very easy to operate.. Any suggestions as to what I should do to free it up?
    Cheers, Logan

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    Just going off my marlin there may be a bolt on the side that if is done up too tight makes the safety hard to move. If not then some brake cleaner then some power lube or the likes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Just going off my marlin there may be a bolt on the side that if is done up too tight makes the safety hard to move. If not then some brake cleaner then some power lube or the likes?
    Thanks Toby but it doesn't seem to be lack of lubrication that's the problem.. Feels like there's something rubbing that shouldn't be because it's really hard to move

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    Do you have a pic of the trigger group?
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    Hmmm. I dont recall it being stiff Logan. Positive yes, but not to point of being an issue. Keep me posted as i would hate to think I have sold you a problem
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    Top bolt release on the left, bottom release on the right
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    I can't see any bolt to loosen, I'm no help then as I've never played around with one sorry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pengy View Post
    Hmmm. I dont recall it being stiff Logan. Positive yes, but not to point of being an issue. Keep me posted as i would hate to think I have sold you a problem
    Don't worry Tim, it was just annoying me because it wasn't as easy to move as my .223 but she's all fixed now
    One part needed bending to relieve some pressure on the safety

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I can't see any bolt to loosen, I'm no help then as I've never played around with one sorry.
    Fixed now! Thanks anyway Toby
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    Good. I can sleep easy tonight.
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    So that is what the inside of a trigger looks like.
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    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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