Damaged Breech plug (Someone put the pliers to it trying to remove it). How do I remove it to clean the bolt and extractor? Can't locate the Serial Number?
You might try a STRAP WRENCH:
http://www.harborfreight.com/2-piece-rubber-strap-wrench-set-94119.htm
Testimonial: "My old Buddy passed away and left me his Mossburg 350 KA. While inspecting it I've noticed that there are pliers marks pressed into the sides of the breech plug and have assumed that someone has attempted to remove this plug to clean and damage the plug plastic slightly. Maybe I will attempt wrapping the plug with leather and use some channel locks to unscrews the breech plug. I'm guessing that it unscrews like a bolt."
SOURCE: need to find out how much a 185 KA mossberg bolt
$50-$150 Good to Mint Condition.
This is based on info found in "Blue Book of Gun Values".
SOURCE: I need to know how to break down my MOssberg 183 t
oh no! not another mossberg shotgun!!!
they dont need to be cleand,,, just pull a brush up the barrel and give it a wip over with gun oil,, i some times give the triger a spray with wd40,,once in about 5 years only? there bam good guns,,,a real good work horse but if you realy wont to strip it down look on the internet there on there all striped down for you to see how to brake it
SOURCE: I broke a pick off in my breech plug. I had to
DO NOT fire it until you've replaced the breach plug!
The breach plug hole size is critical, opening it up even a few thousandths of an inch can cause a dangerous situation whereby chamber gasses can push the primer or musket cap back against the hammer and allow blow by gasses to exhaust directly into the shooter's face.
Mark the Gunsmith
SOURCE: how do I disassemble the bolt on a mossberg 100 ATR
Apparently the three previous folks have no idea that a Mossbergt 100 ATR is a RIFLE not a shotgun. Regretfully it is a press fit at the rear (multiple splines, pressure fitted into multiple recesses). What that means in English is that it's a factory fix. Sorry!
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