screw kits

[jcshort]

i want to replace the stock screws on my savvy what are good kits to use

[whipnet]

SMF has a good one.
Hexcrews
Tony's Screws

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[jcshort]

thanks bro, witch one is the best for corrsion,strenth,and want strip the heads out

[frddyj]

http://www.hpisavageforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=92876#post92876

[jcshort]

thanks for the info bro

[f1n3sse]

thanks bro, witch one is the best for corrsion,strenth,and want strip the heads out

stainless steel

[frddyj]

stainless steel

is stainless steel good? ive never used them

[AllanQ]

IMO stainless steel is junk. Too soft and the heads strip out easily. Just my .02

[Tom H.]

I'll vouch for Tony's Screws too. Another place to check is your local Fastenal (http://www.fastenal.com/web/locations.ex). They've got a great selection and can save you a lot of money if you do it right.

[Neohio]

I found a place thru work we just started dealing with. Everyone has heard of mcmaster (http://www.mcmaster.com). But have your heard of microfasteners (http://www.microfasteners.com)?

They are much cheaper than McMaster-Carr and their shipping isn't too bad. They have some of the harder to find sizes as well. This is the route I went, Have an abundence of screws left over and only spent $50.

If we can put together a list for them, they may be able to put together a savage screw kit at a reasonable price.

I agree with AllanQ. Stainless may look good, but they are very soft and will strip easily.

Have a good one.

[jcshort]

thanks for all the replies guys.and happy new year to all