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Originally Posted by Shane Jennings
Hopefully cleaning and oiling it is all it needed. I can't see anything around the cocking slide that looks screwed up, other than the obvious things in the photos. It's sliding just fine now. I hope I don't need to remove the slide to clean further and/or make any more extensive repairs. Will cross that bridge if/when I have to, I guess.
Hoping to just shoot and enjoy the gun now. This is the raffle gun that was for sale here. Maybe I can go ahead and cut the butt flat to put a modern kickpad on it now??
Just kidding!  |
I wouldn't cut the stock. You can mount a pad (I used a KickEzz) and cut a plug out of the center of the pad, drill a hole through the hard plastic spacer, and use a screw to draw the center of the pad to the wood. You can also heat up the pad to make it flexable before mounting. I can't remember if it was Brownell or Midway that sold the plug cutter. Or, put on a slip on pad.