deerslayer

Just finished this one up. Test firing soon!

Is the bolt moving at all? Use slow motion setting on your camera to take a video of the action. It's not hard to drill the holes out bigger, but that's a one way street. You go bigger a little bit at a time.

Cool. Be interested in seeing which bolt version yours has.

Thank you!

Did you get a chance to look for the action cover parts yet?

I have a new usps story. I sent a signature required box with a stock set, the cameras caught the usps delivery person signing for the box himself, and leaving it there in front of the house where it sat in the open for two days before it was noticed.

I saw that, but Need the whole assembly.

Looking for fnd action cover, the three parts. Making monitor reproduction and these will work.

Looking for fnd action cover, the three parts. Making monitor reproduction and these will work.

Everything was probably mailed to you in the first place. Registered insured usps mail to a gunsmith and get it fixed. No reason to worry.

Should have used this target!

James, here's a few of the rough things that typical west hurley thompson needs addressed. 1 Tight chamber 2 Cast magazine catch will make magazines fit poorly and cause jams 3 Cast actuator (poor function) Various other parts may be cast. poor machining in the bolt channel. Pop riveted rear sight will come loose. 1-3 will definitely affect function. The rest to a lessor degree. If you want to shoot it and keep it, get it working and have lots of fun. If you want to shoot it once and sell it, you aren't out anything to try it "as is". Some worked ok and had varying degrees of gi good parts. If you just want money sell it as is and let the next guy worry about it. Dan

Ive riveted a rear sight to an Indianapolis ordnance receiver before. Dan