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08-03-2013, 02:49 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew Hause
Craig: you should have the First Type (disc & pin) Barrel Check, used 1884-1900 on extractor guns.
They do tend to get gunked up, but removal for cleaning is a challenge
David Williamson on the LCSCA site could help |
Yes that's what it looks like before taking it apart . My gunsmith buddy will get into it Monday I think . I'm hoping its just dirty in there . I haven't figured out how to get on the LC forum short of becoming and LC Assoc member !
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