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A 66 lever is also rounded so cannot actuate the lever safety. With straight triggers you can hold your finger in position and use the lever as a trigger tripper if you have the lever safety in place. Curved triggers can still harpoon ya if you do that(don’t ask how I know). To the OP: I have a couple laying around if you PM your address I will hook ya up.

Picked this up a while and it’s just sat in my safe. No work done to it and it’s in like new condition. I guess I just prefer the pistol grip rifles. I’d like to trade it for a pistol grip 1873 18” barrel in 45. Thanks

Flying into Detroit the term "Safety Specialist" is very appropriate. As always, Chas B

That ain’t happening

In Australia we drive on the left; ..... right after it needs to be fixed ......

I absolutely agree that both the firing pin and the retaining pin need to be replaced. I'd just like to know what happened. Especially now that the dimensions have shown that the firing pin could NOT have been pushed back far enough to bend the retaining pin to the rear. Thank you all for your thoughts and comments so far.

If you can not see the problem you may be part of the problem. Best Wishes

Wrong Navy. Gotta go with the Aussies or English for that. BS

That was on a Delta flight from Phoenix to Detroit this morning.

Does anyone know the vendor name that supplies a brass magazine tube plug which has an O-ring instead of a slot for tightening? Thanks

................... it's the one that wants to kill you.

What about the daily ration of Grog?

How long after sundown?

I wondered how long it would take for somebody to bring that up, I'm right there with you!

In 2008, Winchester Introduced new, limited edition of collectable ammo to commemorate the 150th Birthday of Teddy Roosevelt. The ammo is factory made with the 150 grain Power Point load in Nickel plated cases with a unique Roosevelt head stamp. The boxes were done with foil-embossed vintage Winchester artwork & photography. These cartridges are "as new", and never chambered in a rifle, 20 cartridges per box. Boxes are in great condition too. You can get 2 boxes for $100, or all 4 boxes for $195. I pay shipping to you in ConUS.

That’s a new one. I hadn’t encountered “Safety Specialists”.

Saturday Bump.

I know on my ship we ate a lot of canned goods. Especially 3 days and afterwards out of port. Breakfast : Powdered eggs, canned potatoes - fried, canned roast beef, toast. Lunch: Cannned roast beef in some fashion, rice, canned veggies. Dinner: Canned roast beef in some fashion, canned veggies, rice or potatoes in some fashion. At times it seemed pretty tedious. The cooks made do with what they had to work with. Overall they did a good job.

In the old days the airlines had Stewardesses. Then Flight Attendents. Just got off a plane and they had Safety Specialists.

They should be out again tonight at least up here .

Being on the vent is uncomfortable as hell, and I'm being polite here. Been there, done that, standing up on my knees for your dear Pappy's healing!

Of course he did. He also had the fans. He didn't look in the box.

Slept through 'em myself. Oh well ... I'll follow me dear Pappy's example. He said he missed the eclipse but "I'll catch it on the reruns!"

Tracers are not, they don't start burning till after they are out of the barrel. It's the primers that make ammo corrosive, these are not that old to have corrosive primers