High Standard .22 Problem
I have this High Standard Sentinel Deluxe Model 106 nine shot .22 I recently bought from "Glen" at Eastern Branch Firearms. It has an over sized hole in the aluminum frame face where the cylinder lock plunger seats. Looks like it has been forced closed too hard, too many times.
Does anyone know of a fix? Can the aluminum be "spot welded", or do they make a bushing for this problem? Or is the frame just junk?
I can supply a picture if it will help.
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Does anyone know of a fix? Can the aluminum be "spot welded", or do they make a bushing for this problem? Or is the frame just junk?
I can supply a picture if it will help.
"Out here, due process is a bullet." John Wayne as Col. Michael Kirby (The Green Berets):
KEEP THE LEGEND ALIVE
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this would be better served on ask the experts forum right here on GB since that's where you should post tech questions, your manufacturer has been out of business since 1981 so limited parts available for any model. 0 -
I'm moving this from the "Want Ads" to the "Ask the Experts" forum. Maybe someone there can help. 0 -
I would think any good machinist should be able to make a hardened bushing.Take just the stripped frame and cylinder lock plunger. Or go talk to the Machine shop first don't walk in with a pistol in your hand. 0
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