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Remington Model 10 IPB Needed

p3skyking
Puttin together a basket case that may be missing some springs and pins.
Anyone know of a book or a website that has an illustrated parts breakdown of this model.
Numrich doesn't have it.
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  • rufe-snow
    The "NRA Guide to Rifles and Shotguns". Mine is the older version published in 1980. ISBN 0-935998-32-2. You can find used ones in good shape cheap for sale on Amazon and Boookfinders.
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  • p3skyking
    Thanks Rufe, I'll start searching for it tomorrow.[:)]
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  • 260
    THE ENCYLOPEDIA OF MODERN FIREARMS FROM BROWNELLS HAS ALL THE INFO YOU WILL EVER NEED.
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  • TRAP55
    Schematic/parts list:
    http://stevespages.com/ipb-remington-10.html
    Manual:
    http://stevespages.com/pdf/remington_10.pdf
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  • p3skyking
    260 and Trap55, thanks very much fellows. I am missing some springs.
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  • 260
    the encyclopedia i mentioned will give you spring sizes, # of coils, length, dia, etc. same for pins. used it many times in my shop. expensive.. but worth the information. glad to help. 260
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  • TRAP55
    quote:Originally posted by 260
    the encyclopedia i mentioned will give you spring sizes, # of coils, length, dia, etc. same for pins. used it many times in my shop. expensive.. but worth the information. glad to help. 260

    I have to get me one of those! Thanks 260!

    P3, check with Bob at www.gun-parts.com , great guy and has all kinds of oddball obsolete parts that he doesn't have listed on his site.
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  • p3skyking
    quote:Originally posted by TRAP55
    quote:Originally posted by 260
    the encyclopedia i mentioned will give you spring sizes, # of coils, length, dia, etc. same for pins. used it many times in my shop. expensive.. but worth the information. glad to help. 260

    I have to get me one of those! Thanks 260!

    P3, check with Bob at www.gun-parts.com , great guy and has all kinds of oddball obsolete parts that he doesn't have listed on his site.


    Trapps,
    I keep spring material on hand so I just make my own. I have no experience with these until now, but with an IPB it's a piece of cake.
    The shotgun is now assembled and functions fine and I have a source for the wood.
    Thanks again, fellows.
    [:)]
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