Odd Parts, What are they?
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Need some help identifying these parts. Most are obvious as to being mainsprings, firing pins, etc. but I have no idea what they belong to.
Thanks,[:D]
hrf, will try for a pic from a different angle on #5. Looks to me like an internal mainspring.???
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Need some help identifying these parts. Most are obvious as to being mainsprings, firing pins, etc. but I have no idea what they belong to.
Thanks,[:D]
hrf, will try for a pic from a different angle on #5. Looks to me like an internal mainspring.???
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quote:Originally posted by idahoducker
You need to use the EDIT and/or RESIZE function of your photo software. Make it smaller before you send it to imageshack.
EDIT: Irritating isn't it?
the last spring looks like a win 1890 mainspring, and the 2nd firing pin from the right looks like m1 garand.0 -
Piece #4 looks to me like an M1 carbine firing pin. 0 -
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One more. Looks like a rear sight base?0 -
L-R... Item number four is a firing pin for an M1 rifle. 0 -
The V spring 5th from left is for a right hand sidelock, but could be any one of thousands, probably from an old percussion rifle or shotgun, but could also be from an early breech loader. 0 -
From L-R, Spring No. 1 looks like a spring from a Win. 1886 set single trigger. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by RCrosby
hrf, will try for a pic from a different angle on #5. Looks to me like an internal mainspring.???
It's reversed in your photo. It's internal in that it fits on inside of the side lock and the little round stud fits into a hole in sideplate to hold it in place.
If you happen to have a Dixie Gun Works catalog, just look under locks.0 -
quote:Originally posted by homerbb
the last spring looks like a win 1890 mainspring
Could also be from an 1892 or 18940 -
Item third from the right looks like a mainspring for a Winchester 1885 single shot rifle. 0
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