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September 5, 2021
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I recently bought a replacement Slide Action Bar for my vintage 1897.
I installed the part and the gun would not cycle properly. After exhausting all of the reasons why it could be doing this, I finally compared the old to the new.
The old one, on the bottom, is much long than the replacement.
Was there a length between the solid frame and the takedown? I don’t know why there would be, but stranger things have happened.
Corey
Winchester 1892 (1898)
Winchester 1894 (1956)
Winchester 1897 (1909) (1906)
Winchester 1911 (1911)
Winchester Model 12 (1912)
Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen (1959)
Browning Superposed (1962) (1936)
Browning Hi Power (1949 - 1954)
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April 15, 2005
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Yes, there is a length difference for the slide bars between the Solid Frame and the Take Down guns. You bought an early Type-1 slide bar for a Solid Frame gun.
Bert
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September 5, 2021
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Yep…
I just found that elsewhere…
Guess I have one up for sale then.
Thanks Bert
Corey
Winchester 1892 (1898)
Winchester 1894 (1956)
Winchester 1897 (1909) (1906)
Winchester 1911 (1911)
Winchester Model 12 (1912)
Browning A5 Sweet Sixteen (1959)
Browning Superposed (1962) (1936)
Browning Hi Power (1949 - 1954)
Browning 1910 (1910)
Browning 1922 (Dutch Contract)
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