M67 12ga. Springfield
Yea, I recently purchased a Springfield M-67 12ga (Savage Arms). I believe its a Vietnam era piece, and didn't pay much for it.
I was loading it and testing the action, when the right side extractor finger came apart. I found a site online that has the parts I need, just wondering if anyone can tell me how the parts go together. I have the spring, plunger, and am awaiting the delivery of the new finger.
Also, if anyone has any info on this type of gun I would greatly appreciate any background or manual info.
I was loading it and testing the action, when the right side extractor finger came apart. I found a site online that has the parts I need, just wondering if anyone can tell me how the parts go together. I have the spring, plunger, and am awaiting the delivery of the new finger.
Also, if anyone has any info on this type of gun I would greatly appreciate any background or manual info.
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not an easy project, insert the spring in the hole for it, then the plunger, then you have to force both parts back with the extractor until the small 'tit' on the extractor slips into the hole for it. the plunger will snap forward and lock all of the parts in the bolt. the hardest part is holding the extractor while pushing on the spring, best done inside a clear plastic garbage bag. 0 -
cool thanks for the info! What kind of rail-cannon is that? 0 -
german railway gun, this one is "ANZIO ANNIE".......THE PICTURE WAS TAKEN IN 1969.......I'M STILL SAVING UP FOR THE FIRST SHOT[:D] 0
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