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Re: Whats the deal with the steel force not firing like...
Elaborate a bit, what make/model firearm & what brand/type of AMMO? Tell me exactly what it's doing? Wanna list pics or a brief video you can take with your phone- I'll help you out!!!
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There were several variants in terms of available barrel length (4", 5 1/2", and 7"), target grips, and frame colors (gray or black). The stainless steel version (as opposed to the blued steel) was called the 22S.
10-round replacement steel magazine for semi-automatic Savage, Lakefield and Cooey 64B firearms. Note: Does not fit older firearms with plastic magazines.
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10 round replacement steel magazine for semi-automatic Savage, Lakefield and Cooey 64B firearms. Seldom seen and hard to find. Get that old Cooey out of ...
The trigger is in a plastic housing that incorporates the guard, it is held in by pins, that must be driven out in the proper direction from the receiver. I would discourage you from doing this. The barrel latch has a heavy spring you will have to overcome in disassembly and reassembly and unless you know what you are doing you will need to hire a gunsmith to fix it. The better option is to spend your money on a better gun.
My guess is not. You would need to find someone who can work on old steel tube scopes, and there are very few places that can fix it - that are still in business. Lyman scopes went out of business/production a long time ago.
Strip it and clean the slots the two stops ride in. If that doesn't fix it, replace the stops. Mossberg will replace them free of charge. If you're a Handy Andy, once you get the new stops from Mossberg, examine the old ones and file and stone them so they match the new, working ones. You'll see what was wrong.
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