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I have experience with these and also Parkers and various muzzleloaders in all aspects of inspections and some repairs from refinishing to soldering ribs.This is not my first rodeo.The origional purpose was to inspect the barrel in the thin spot at the receiver.The old gun has some pitting at the muzzle on the outside probably from cleaning and fouling drips. It has lived in the South i.e.Moisture.It is a shooter but a nicer one.
Btw,the screw finally gave up to the atf and acetone and the impact driver lightly used ..With no damage.
herath said
I have experience with these and also Parkers and various muzzleloaders in all aspects of inspections and some repairs from refinishing to soldering ribs.This is not my first rodeo.The origional purpose was to inspect the barrel in the thin spot at the receiver.The old gun has some pitting at the muzzle on the outside probably from cleaning and fouling drips. It has lived in the South i.e.Moisture.It is a shooter but a nicer one.
Your experience with other guns may not always help on something you haven’t worked on before. I don’t even want to remove a mag tube and I have had Winchesters since the 1950’s. Especially just for curiosities sake. I hope all turns out well.
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