When you get a new Dremel kit for Christmas and go for that "crisp" trigger pull on your Lever gun, then wonder why the hammer won't stay back when you work the action...
Blown up and ruined guns thread
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muta4warrior
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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread
Another that came across my bench...
When you get a new Dremel kit for Christmas and go for that "crisp" trigger pull on your Lever gun, then wonder why the hammer won't stay back when you work the action...
I found a replacement hammer and sear for it and they are currently on the way, now just need to find an affordable replacement bolt.
When you get a new Dremel kit for Christmas and go for that "crisp" trigger pull on your Lever gun, then wonder why the hammer won't stay back when you work the action...
I found a replacement hammer and sear for it and they are currently on the way, now just need to find an affordable replacement bolt.-
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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread
CMMG did this... 
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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread
My policy is that just because a little snubbie chambered in .357mag is not sufficient reason to subject it to full house loads. Mid-range is max for me.
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Re: Blown up and ruined guns thread
SURPLUS AMMO SAFETY ALERT!!!!
This carcass that was formerly a beautiful M1 Garand was destroyed by Turkish surplus .30-06 ammo. Lots of this Turkish ammo has been around for a few years, and it has been reported to be rather inconsistent and crap. Modern turkish quality control on ammo might be good,...but back in the 50s and 60s and 70s,...apparently not.
This carcass that was formerly a beautiful M1 Garand was destroyed by Turkish surplus .30-06 ammo. Lots of this Turkish ammo has been around for a few years, and it has been reported to be rather inconsistent and crap. Modern turkish quality control on ammo might be good,...but back in the 50s and 60s and 70s,...apparently not.
