Dust cover and mum, sweet! As I mentioned, the mum on my example was ground to a fare-thee-well. Rod sections and dust cover long gone. Still most happy, especially since J. got me sorted out on the...
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Dust cover and mum, sweet! As I mentioned, the mum on my example was ground to a fare-thee-well. Rod sections and dust cover long gone. Still most happy, especially since J. got me sorted out on the...
Splendid. Thanks so much for this info. It is reassuring that I don't have replaced parts as I had thought initially.
I follow you, but there is an assembly number (476) on such parts as the extractor, bolt stop, trigger, and receiver plates at the tang, and those parts such as the bolt body, safety knob, and...
Would these latch numbers differ from the assembly numbers on the rest of the internals? I am also going off the evidence of the crosshatching being misaligned in my supposition.
The bayonet...
Found another pic small enough to stick.
Just picked this Type 44 carbine. Not as nice as some, but at least I've got one now. The bayonet lock is a mis-match, but fits and works fine. The rest appears good on that score. The spring for the...