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1873 SRC dust cover issue
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RickC
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October 2, 2020 - 5:09 pm
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I’m looking at a 73 SRC 3rd variation. It’s seen a few miles but decent bore and an honest gun with one issue. When cycling the action with the lever(first round) the dust cover only comes back half way. I have to manually pull it back where it will stay but first cycle it’s not working. Any answers why appreciated?

RickC

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October 2, 2020 - 5:49 pm
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Rick; obviously it’s been boogered with

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Rick,

If the bolt is worn and sagging or the extractor has been replaced with one that is not tall enough or the dust cover is worn or any combination can cause that.

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Henry Mero said
Rick; obviously it’s been boogered with  

Ya could be Harry someone put something back together wrong or something is wore out after 130yrs(DOM1890).

RickC

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1873man said
Rick,

If the bolt is worn and sagging or the extractor has been replaced with one that is not tall enough or the dust cover is worn or any combination can cause that.

Bob  

1873man said
Rick,

If the bolt is worn and sagging or the extractor has been replaced with one that is not tall enough or the dust cover is worn or any combination can cause that.

Bob  

Thanks Bob. Will have to get someone with a bit more knowledge to have a look at it.

RickC

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