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The first pic in the second set of pics..
Is the extractor..
This one has a spring plunger.. yhat when works properly...
Creates light pressure..on the parts..n
Holds them in place..
Mine ..had.."mung".. in it..
Had to be freed up..n lubed up
N cleaned out..
The plunger is held in by being stamped in place..
Buggah.. so no real good way to remove it..
But soaking it in solvent or penitrating oil..
PB blaster works good..
N working it ..may free it up.
Mine did..
But you can ..if you search..find a used one..for sale..
These little guns had a few differnt generations.. n may be a little differnt ..from piece to piece..
Mine is about yours vintage..
Mine has a leaf spring ..for the hammer spring..
But some newer ones have coil springs..
I did not post pics of that..
So...
If you git into it...
N it is a bit differnt..
Do not worry...
Also ..
Mine has a take down screw..
To remove the barrel..
Yours may have a reguliar screw..
It matters that the barrel is set all the way back into the frame..
Once the parts are out..
They kinda fall out..
Expect some..um..fiddling to get them bacj in..
I use a small flat bladded screw driver to help line holes n things up..
No forcing..
Right is right..
Btw..that gun might be worth.. .some good bucks..
Oh clean it while it is apart..
Can of break cleaner works well..avoid spraying the woods finish tho..
If you get in trouble..
Mebee a road trip is warrented..
Heh..eithah ...
You..or...me.. ;0)
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Originally posted by STUD.22 shorts may be hard to come by..
I do have a small cash of them..
I may have to hit you up on that. Well, I took her apart cleaned and inspected everything. The link holes didn't look bad or out of round. Had one little SNAFU. I cocked it to get the block out and went to release the hammer and of course I allowed the hammer to come too far forward and the hammer spring shot past its grove. Rookie mistake, I haven't done any gunsmithing in a while (took a course many years ago). But all is well, I took it all the way down and reinstalled the hammer spring, hammer and trigger. I got her all back together and it locks up tight now. When putting the lever back in I had to use a drift pin to get the pivot pins back in. Maybe that's why she's tight. I don't know but it worked. Oh and yes the hammer spring is the leaf style so they are more than likely similar in age. I also hear you on about the parts. I had Numrich pulled up just in case. I did free up that little springed nub on the extractor and that may be the back pressure to lock up correctly. Makes scense now.
STUD, I want to personally thank you for this thread and pics showing the innards. It got me excited to fix that ol' rifle and now I'm excited to shoot it. I forgot how much fun it is to fix and tinker on guns. Had to break out a lot more tools than I was planning.
Edited by - buckholler on 11/01/2022 09:56:28
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Originally posted by STUDJellious...ain't'cha..!?
Might be lookin fer ah new home tho... ;0)
Ohhh that's perdy.
quote:
Originally posted by buckhollerDo you think the Stevens Ideal 44 barrel would fit?
No...
Differnt frame..
44 is bigger..
Look for steven faviorte model
Or model 1915
quote:
Originally posted by STUDquote:
Originally posted by buckhollerDo you think the Stevens Ideal 44 barrel would fit?
No...
Differnt frame..
44 is bigger..
Look for steven faviorte model
Or model 1915
I may have given you bum info...
Could you post better pics?
Yours in the pic you posted looks like a stevens favorite frame..
But internet says 414 is more of a 44 frame..
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