Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 01:08 PM
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Need to determine if it,s the gun or ammo. Rim thickness may be an issue.
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 01:12 PM
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I was going to say the same thing. If it is not hitting hard enough it's either a headspace issue or a short firing pin or there is crud in the bolthead and the firing pin isn't coming all the way out. I would definitely check the ammo first.
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 01:31 PM
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take your bolt apart clean it with nothing but a dry lube like Horandy one shot or wd-40 specialist dry lube , clean the chamber with a brass brush and dry lube put it back together and try
if it doesn't fire eject the case turn 90 degrees insert in chamber and try again
if it puts a good hit on the rim you should be able to see it
do you or has anyone dry fired this gun while dry fire is safe with a few 22s it is not good for savages
it obviously worked at some point for you to get 250 rounds through it what changed from when it was working. or was it always hit and miss?
I don't have the 17hmr savage but it uses the same action as the 22 and I have one of those. I haven't had issues with firing but it does get carboned up a lot and have function issues and it is easy to over lube a 22 or 17 and have the oil dry out and get sticky that might be enough to slow down the firing pin enough to make it not fire a burr on the breach face would be something to look for also is there a mark on the barrel where the firing pin hits the barrel? it is strait vertical on the top of the bolt
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 03:09 PM
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I have an savage 17 hmr from when they first came out and have NO problems. It is one of my most accurate guns, way over 20 years old.......jk
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 05:47 PM
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Call Savage and see what they will do , probably send you a call tag to ship it back for repair
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/15/23 09:29 PM
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My 93R17 fires fine and is a great shooting gun. But it will have a spent shell fail to eject occasionally, especially if it has set with the round in the chamber for a long time before it is shot. If the spent hangs, I will clean the chamber after clearing.
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/16/23 12:08 PM
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Seems like i'm hearing more and more about carbon buildup in barrel throats which doesn't clean up with normal couple swipes with solvent rag even if the bore looks shiny GCP covers it pretty well
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/16/23 12:47 PM
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take your bolt apart clean it with nothing but a dry lube like Horandy one shot or wd-40 specialist dry lube , clean the chamber with a brass brush and dry lube put it back together and try
if it doesn't fire eject the case turn 90 degrees insert in chamber and try again
if it puts a good hit on the rim you should be able to see it
do you or has anyone dry fired this gun while dry fire is safe with a few 22s it is not good for savages
it obviously worked at some point for you to get 250 rounds through it what changed from when it was working. or was it always hit and miss?
I don't have the 17hmr savage but it uses the same action as the 22 and I have one of those. I haven't had issues with firing but it does get carboned up a lot and have function issues and it is easy to over lube a 22 or 17 and have the oil dry out and get sticky that might be enough to slow down the firing pin enough to make it not fire a burr on the breach face would be something to look for also is there a mark on the barrel where the firing pin hits the barrel? it is strait vertical on the top of the bolt I was thinking it was the bolt too. If that doesn't fix it let savage know the bolt is malfunctioning hopefully they'll replace it.
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/16/23 01:12 PM
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Contact them they will make it right. I got the 22 mag no issues.
If you decide to throw it away I'll pay the shipping !!
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/16/23 05:12 PM
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I have a pre accu trigger savage 17hmr. Super precise. Never had a misfire in many years. Send it back to Savage. They’ll fix it. Just call them.
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Re: Savage 17 HMR
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02/16/23 06:37 PM
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I purchased the A17 last year. Nice shooter and light weight.
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