Thanks man, appreciate it!

Yep, I like the black better as well but I've done a few touchups where the blue is a much closer match to the original.

Hope you found it helpful

mine is nylon

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Excellent sounds like a great project, glad this helped you out!

Right on, they are a great gun, I found mine was a little picky with ammo though. CCI Blazer is the most reliable of the cheap stuff and I go through tons of it.

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Sorry I missed that part. I have since sold my 1100 as it was a lefty but if you email me a pic I can try and help. [email protected]

Awesome, that is great to hear. Glad the video helped, I'm no expert and struggled watching poorly lite videos with tons of unrelated commentary. Good to know this helped you as well

Thanks! I did wonder if I should have stirred the camp coffee again to help it settle a bit more, I definitely like the taste better but way to many grounds.

I would reach out to CV Life right away for a replacement, I've had no issues with mine.

Right on, very handy, I've made some rifle slings using the same idea. Works great!

U bet!

Thanks! May look at doing an updated version this year with a 22/410 over under, but we will see how my time goes.

Hey Richie, shoots not too badly, i can consistently hit a 6" gong at 30 yards. Its not the same grouping as shooting from a longer barrel but it is manageable. I think I would buy the 9" barrel insert if I were to do this again. I did have to spend a bit of time shooting it in the beginning to figure out where it hit, but that was in part because I made a peep sight for the shotgun and need to figure it out a bit. I have included a video link for making the peep sight. If you skip to the end of the video you can see some shooting results. Hope this helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6eQhIafpM9rfJo

right on!

I did a separate video disassembling the rest of the shotgun, hopefully this will help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJC6aqFmZ55_sLM

Thanks, hope you found it helpful. I agree, a very reliable firearm that just keeps going.

Nice! Sounds like a good project.

Yep that's exactly it, just simple hardware store high temp paint and it has help up really well to the heat.

A couple things to check first off. I found a couple times that I did not have the front end of the trigger assembly quite in the right spot where it hinges, even slightly out of place seemed to cause me issues. This actually can be compounded by the mag not being quite seated correctly, if I remember correctly the mag not being seated properly (at the front)was usually the cause of the trigger assembly then also not snapping in. Next, make sure you have the rifle on a firm surface when you slap the trigger assembly, don't just hold it with your other hand. Lay it on a bench or across your legs and give it a good whack. Third if the rifle has not been apart a lot or recently, oil the button and work it with a punch to make sure it is not binding or causing extra resistance. Let me know if this helps

make sure the safety is on

FPS is definitely on the low side of what is recommended for semi auto actions, I believe 1250 fps is in the the ideal range

Yep, what's up

great idea, never even thought of that....wonder if my wife would miss them :)

check Numrich Gunparts they have lots of pieces for older guns, definitely my go to. I just checked and they have firing pins in stock. www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/armscor/rifles-armscor/semi-auto-rimfire/squiresbing-16

@mattsgaragediy thank you very much for the reply. The website doesn't work in my country, forget about ordering something. Anyway thanks for showing concern. GOD BLESS!

@@Mr.muchacho07 Thank you!

Mine one's firing pin broke into two pieces and i lost half of it. The sad part is that i lost the rear end of it otherwise i would had built it on my own. Now i don't know what to do about it.

@Mr.muchacho07 i got in contact with Armscor and they sent me the parts diagram to order. I can send it to you if you want .

@@andresguerrero5330 yeah i do want it. Gracias hermano!

I get lots of parts from Numrich, they have lots of parts for older guns. www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/armscor/rifles-armscor/semi-auto-rimfire/squiresbing-16

Hey, 10 coils on the spring. I include a link for Numrich gun parts. Part number 6 is the spring, current out of stock but gives a good close up view.

oops for the link, here you go www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/winchester/shotguns-win/840-win

I got one I just need to trim it to size thanks

Oh I'll use a nail trimmed down for a plunger, does it go in the fry or the bottom of the bore?

@@joesezzz4324 Goes in from the bottom....Plunger end towards the bottom, on the video I show a clip with the pieces laid out with the proper orientation. Hope that helps

I had a similar problem, bolt kept getting jammed when I worked the charging level. There is a small horizontal pin (about 8mm long) that had worn and was sliding sideways in the rebound level. I made a new pin and put it in with Loctite and that has fixed the problem for me. Yours might be caused by something else but worth checking, I took this gun apart probably 6 times before I figured out that was the case of the jamming. Here is a link for a diagram...part 52 is what I am talking about, if you then look up part 52 you can see the small pin I'm talking about. www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/armscor/rifles-armscor/semi-auto-rimfire/squiresbing-1600

Cooey 84

Have you unscrewed the cap on the back of the bolt/spring. Possibly assembled wrong??? has it been like this as long as you owned it or new problem?

Welcome!

I believe the part you are talking about is called the "buffer" should be lots of options out there, I think some people even 3d print replacement ones hope that helps

Ya, that seems strange I don't want to over simplify but here's a couple things to check. O ring gasket replacement, check for possible cross thread or damaged threads, also burrs in the area where the O-ring seats that may be cutting or damaging the seal.

Hi, no wick in the tube, I did add some fine copper wire to help with heating. I believe what you are describing is actually graphite rope, which is used to repack the seal in in the jet / flame adjustment knob.

Awesome, glad to hear that.

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Numrich gun parts, here a link www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/marlinglenfield/rifles-marlin/60-new-model