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1873 Lever cam needed!!!
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June 1, 2021 - 12:20 am
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I was deep cleaning my 1890 Model 73 and dropped the lever on my garage floor and the cam went flying. Searched for 2 hours and can not find it. Anybody out there have one? Tried making one but that was time wasted.

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  Earl, Winchester Bob sells them for $35. T/R

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Steve,

I’ve never seen none fall out. They are in there real snug.

used ones here. https://cfnparts.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=247

new ones here. http://winchesterbob.com/?page_id=52

 

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Steve the pin was broke and there was only a little bit of it protruding into the lever maybe .025 and when it was in the gun the receiver wall kept it from coming out.  After making about 6 of them I got one that works well. I’ll LocTite it in. Thanks for the replies guys.

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Earl,

The pin should be a pinch fit if its made right. How I made them is by turning the pin first out a of a larger diameter rod then cut the rod off the thickness needed for the cam now its just a matter of cutting and filing the cam to shape.

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