Savage lever action mod.99 trigger do not release Gun fell barrel first can still load unable to release trigger

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10-round replacement steel magazine for semi-automatic Savage, Lakefield and Cooey 64B firearms. Note: Does not fit older firearms with plastic magazines.
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Savage, Lakefield, Cooey 64b Magazine - MARSTAR CANADA

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10 round replacement steel magazine for semi-automatic Savage, Lakefield and Cooey 64B firearms. Seldom seen and hard to find. Get that old Cooey out of ...

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Browse the large selection of Cooey 64 products offered by Numrich Gun Parts. ... Model: COOEY 64, COOEY 64B, COOEY 64B DELUXE. Product #: 991960C.

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The twist of a Savage Axis factory barrel chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor is 1:8

The trigger is in a plastic housing that incorporates the guard, it is held in by pins, that must be driven out in the proper direction from the receiver. I would discourage you from doing this. The barrel latch has a heavy spring you will have to overcome in disassembly and reassembly and unless you know what you are doing you will need to hire a gunsmith to fix it. The better option is to spend your money on a better gun.

The Iver Johnson Cadet was offered as (the basic gun) as the Model 55 Target, and the 55A then the 55S Cadet and the 55S-A Cadet. The "parent" is discribed as: IVER JOHNSON MODEL 55 TARGET,Revolver,double-action,22LR,8-shot,4 1/2",6" bbls and 10 3/4"(6") 9 1/4"(4 1/2") over all length weight 24 oz.(4 1/2") 26os(6"); large frame,pull pin cylinder release with flash control front rim; recessed cylinder chambers;fixed sights,oversized molded one piece Tenite plastic target type grips; Does not have the "hammer the Hammer'action,matte blue finish; After 1958 cylinder is fluted hard chrome lined barrel introduced in 1955; dropped from production in 1979..the .38 caliber offering is designated as the Model 55S-A which is the same as the above except that: it was offered in .22LR,.32 S&W and .38 S&W(this is NOT a .38S&W Special) and as an 8-shot in .22, as a 5-shot in both .32 and .38. it is 7 1/2" oal w/ loading gate on the Right side AFter 1974/1975 this model is called"I J Cadet it was introduced in 1961 and dropped in 1979 Values: Vgood=$110..Good=$85 and Fair=$75. This data is from the Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values and more detailed Iver Johnson histroy can be had from www.gunshowbooks.com..check out Bill Goforth's Iver Johnson Arms&Cycle Works Firearms 1871-1993..Bill also frequents these forums and he along with Jim Hauff will likely correct any misinformation I may heve relayed as well as correct any ommisions.

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Try some oil down the barrel and see if that helps.

Is your hop up unit on? The hop up unit is what keeps the BB from falling out of the barrel. You need to access it and turn it on so it blocks the BBs.

Here's a good video tutorial that explains it: https://youtu.be/EYFES6w4jfs

What kind of rifle?