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    Striker

    Does the Savage No4 MK1* striker have a manufacturers mark on it ?
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    I think there's just the small squared-off "S" around it's mid-section, if anything. Could be wrong, but I seem to remember seeing one in a parts pile last week or so. I've no idea where to look for it right now- it could be in one of three counties!

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    I have two spares, neither is marked, but that does not mean anything.

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    Yes, Savage mfg. firing pins have the "S" mark on them.

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    Where about is it located? A pic would be great.

    Does anyone have an extra marked one that they would want to sell?

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    I've just looked at 60 or so and there isn't a S marked one.

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    Very interesting. I know that it really doesn't matter but if there are some marked, I'd like to get one.

    The one that I have now on the bolt is still good but I'm looking for one as a back up- just in case.

    You never know till it happens.

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    They're stamped about half way up the shaft. Long Branch ones are also marked with the little "B inside of an L" mark.

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