Donnie D's Winchester Model 190 Restoration Part 2

Really sorry for the poor videography. I promise to do better and stay in frame from now on. Anyway, dissassembly of my model 190 so I can begin restoral. First thing will be the reciever and trigger guard assembly.
Hey, keep the pressure on them legeslators to uphold our constitutional rights. Looks like the anti nuts are making an attack on ammo in any way they can, so keep calling writing, worrying the crap out of the folks in DC and your state capitol.
Remember, it's not just about our gun rights, but it is about freedom, and liberty.
Thanks for lookin,
Donnie D

[@ryany4326]

No your right. Having to search all over for all 9 parts makes way more sense then one long video. Thanks for showing us how you did the hardest part ( polishing the receiver) Looked at parts 2 and 3 and didn’t see it

[@D148521]

Glad you found it.

[@jerryhenry662]

nice work thanks

[@D148521]

Thank you too!

[@MikeChristian-wz8vc]

Great video

[@D148521]

Thanks.

[@L.J.Kommer]

This helps tons, thanks.

[@bryanmise5105]

Better to use a 3/8 long extension and 1/2 or 7/16 socket much easier then a flat head.

[@D148521]

Yep. You were right.

[@bryanmise5105]

Just trying to help

[@eztitus350]

any good ideas were to find a trigger assembly?

[@D148521]

Wish I could help, but no. You may want to just find another rifle for parts as they aren't hard to find and are pretty inexpensive.

[@eztitus350]

@@D148521 thanks for the reply,it was dads rifle,ive put thousands of rounds through it,try to soften the trigger a bit and its never been the same since

[@jerryhardesty6097]

Can't hear you!