Since there's been a few people that have asked, I'm going to do a down and dirty outline on how hard/easy it is to re-barrel a Savage 10 short-action.
Tools needed:
Barrel nut wrench - Wheeler has a decent set available at Midway, you WILL need it. http://ift.tt/1F6ZtSF
Receiver/action wrench - some say you can do with just barrel blocks, that wasn't my experience. Also available at Midway - http://ift.tt/1F6ZtSN
Go/No-Go gauges.
Sturdy bench-vise.
Rubber mallet, and a 2lbs. hard face mallet.
3/8" Torque wrench - optional, but I'd suggest using it if you have one available.
**Now there CAN be more needed parts if you're changing to a different caliber. Example - I swapped from a .223Rem to a .260Rem, so I needed a .308 bolt head and the related internal magazine parts since the .260 is a larger round that's based off the .308 case.
Caliber conversion on a Savage short-action
Tools needed:
Barrel nut wrench - Wheeler has a decent set available at Midway, you WILL need it. http://ift.tt/1F6ZtSF
Receiver/action wrench - some say you can do with just barrel blocks, that wasn't my experience. Also available at Midway - http://ift.tt/1F6ZtSN
Go/No-Go gauges.
Sturdy bench-vise.
Rubber mallet, and a 2lbs. hard face mallet.
3/8" Torque wrench - optional, but I'd suggest using it if you have one available.
**Now there CAN be more needed parts if you're changing to a different caliber. Example - I swapped from a .223Rem to a .260Rem, so I needed a .308 bolt head and the related internal magazine parts since the .260 is a larger round that's based off the .308 case.
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