M Mike Irwin Staff Jul 8, 2024 #21 44 is correct. The Savage 99 is a hammer fired gun. This is the hammer in a Savage 99:
4 44 AMP Staff Jul 8, 2024 #22 I had my E model apart recently. There is no hammer. Click to expand... According to Savage, there is a hammer. It is part # 47 on the parts list for the Savage Model 99C, DL(M), E, F, & DE, PE rifle. It does not look like the usual revolver or external hammer on a lever gun, but the people that make it say it is a hammer, so, it is a hammer. The word "striker" does not appear on the parts list.
I had my E model apart recently. There is no hammer. Click to expand... According to Savage, there is a hammer. It is part # 47 on the parts list for the Savage Model 99C, DL(M), E, F, & DE, PE rifle. It does not look like the usual revolver or external hammer on a lever gun, but the people that make it say it is a hammer, so, it is a hammer. The word "striker" does not appear on the parts list.
J jdsingleshot New member Jul 8, 2024 #23 If a dog breeder calls a dog a cat, it's still a dog. Hammers swing, strikers don't.
4 44 AMP Staff Jul 9, 2024 #24 Hammers also strike ... personally, I'm fine with what the maker has been calling it for the past 100+ years....
Hammers also strike ... personally, I'm fine with what the maker has been calling it for the past 100+ years....
P Pumpkin New member Jul 9, 2024 #25 So when in the “past 100+ years” did firearms start running instead of, firing, shooting, functioning
So when in the “past 100+ years” did firearms start running instead of, firing, shooting, functioning
M Mike Irwin Staff Jul 9, 2024 #26 "If a dog breeder calls a dog a cat, it's still a dog. Hammers swing, strikers don't. " Incorrect. Inline hammers have been used firearm designs over the past 200 years.
"If a dog breeder calls a dog a cat, it's still a dog. Hammers swing, strikers don't. " Incorrect. Inline hammers have been used firearm designs over the past 200 years.