Outlaw Gambler

Remove the carrier from the receiver. Reinstall the mag tube with the action slide. place a spent hull into the chamber. Pull the action slide into the receiver. Place the end of the action slide into the action hook. Kinda slam the action forward to lock onto the spent hull in the chamber. Now you will need to lightly move the action slide forward until the spent hull is fully into the chamber and the action hook is engaged with the slide and with the hull. With a moderate amount of force bring the action back to eject the spent hull. Things to look for 1. how far out does the hull fly out of the receiver 2. Did the hull shoot straight out or did it spin 3. If it spins does it go clockwise or counter clockwise Repeat this about 6 times and see if it is consistent or not. Possible problems 1. bad left extractor 2. bad left and right extractor 3. timing is not correct 4. ejector spring Coyote Cap and I used to have a competition with the 97's we were working on. Placed a hat on the floor about 8-10 foot away and started ejecting spent hulls as described above. Best of ten won. When the gun is set up correctly it should have no problem throwing them out instead of dribbling out.

If you are in need of Norinco/IAC parts, contact me. Outlaw Gambler

one of these will make loading your 38's real easy

Shawano, Wi has the vets pics on light poles around veteran's park and extends into town.

thanks

Just to be sure we are in pm mode? Do you want to text or email information?

tried sending a pm but was shown that you are not receiving messages????

Blackwater, I sent you a pm

I am aware of the SASS rules regarding 93's and 93l97's. I am not looking for one for any SASS related functions. Thanks for the input/

WTB Original Winchester 1893 shotgun, pump action, bore has to be shootable.

The person that maintains my web site is retiring. I am looking for their replacement. Are there any SASS members that offer this service or might have their own site maintained by a trustworthy person?

I received the funds and parts, thanks. Does it work ok? OG

use a small solid piece of metal, about the diameter and thickness of a dime (dime might work but may be too soft), like a washer without the hole, and tape it onto the carrier over the rivet on the shell flag. important not to have the piece of metal be too large or protruding above the carrier recess of the shell flag lay the carrier down on a hard flat surface with the shell flag side down. position a spacer(s) under the other end of the carrier to level it. important due to one end being higher than the other the plug will not be level with the rivet when the punch is struck insert a punch into the hole in the carrier until it makes contact with the rivet. holding everything as still as possible give the punch a very hard hit with a medium weight hammer. may only get one hit without knocking the metal blank from the tape. the small end of the rivet needs to be expanded in place so it holds the flag end of the rivet tight against the flag try the shell flag to see if it tightened up. if not, try again the point to understand is pounding on the end of the rivet in the shell flag usually won't tighten it as there is no resistance on the other end of the rivet to enable it to tighten the above is not how I do it now, but is how I used to tighten them, Now I used a custom made jig that holds the carrier in a specific manner to allow as many hits as required. hope this helps, OG

It was those stinking new secret "torpedo" bats the yankee's used

Paisno, pair of ruger 32, stainless, ivorex grips with a small chip out of one piece, plow handle, original boxes & locks $1750.00 delivered.

Are you interested in a pair of the Ruger's in 32 H&R? PM me if you are. OG

I have purchased over 50 of them for a customer of mine over the last few years. All 12 gauge, condition ranged from rough to new looking, expect to pay $600- $700 on the low end and $1200 - $1500 on the high end. Alot of them sell for $800 - $1000. Condition, wood, bore, action, metal all drive the price.

2X what Mr. Barleycorn said regarding the 410. When I started my grandson he did not want to shoot the single shot 410 anymore, He said it hurts. I talked him into shooting my Win 97 with my wife's low powered shells I loaded for her. He grew up shooting a 12 gauge.

Wrong. I downsized my pics to 48, less than the 50 max allowed and they are still not allowed. I have no idea how to post them. I can email pics, if interested pm me.

Let me know if you hear from him. He is not answering emails either.

Dan, sent you a p.m.

I use the Orange Citrus stripping gel. Has a pleasant odor, doesn't harm your skin, comes off with water. From my experience with old Winchester stocks, the wood only raises very slightly. Don't know if it will be the same on your stock but it is something you can use indoors year round. Can pick it up at almost any hardware or home improvement store.

Eldon Penner phone 775-783-8387

Larson, there are parts for the lightning rifles. Eldon Penner sells them and as of my last conversation he is still making parts. I know for a fact that in addition to original Lighting rifles he makes parts for the AWA as I have purchased some from him. Before he retired from gunsmith work, and went into parts only, he was an excellent, and probably the best Lightning gunsmith in the business. So if anyone needs parts, contact him. You can find his alais here in the web site, it is El Rod.