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08-04-2015 12:35 PM
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Looks great now. Well done, and you've just gone through the same things we have...in the past.
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Im happy with it now. Its a great shooter. All the parts match including the mag.
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How did you strip the plating, electrolysis, chemically or other? Nicely done, Tom
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Electrolysis. Took a 5-10 dip in the tank and the plating was gone. It took me more time to disassemble the gun than it did to remove the plating.
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Very nice, I have a lot of fun with mine. I get yelled at all the time for shooting it, apparently all old guns are supposed to live in a case and never be fired. I did replace the firing pin, and extractor and kept the original numbered parts safely in the drawer
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I had to put a shim, soda can thickness, onto the top of the trigger "box". Now the trigger is much better. The pivot lever now positively operates the trigger bar whereas before I would get a 10% failure of the trigger not releasing the striker.
Old war guns are fun to tinker with and get back into reliable shooting condition
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I bet the full auto was fun!
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I have access to a legal machinegun so I dont need full auto on a pistol. When it would automatically empty the mag, pulling the toggle back and letting it go also fired the weaopn.
The gun was dangerous. Its all fixed now and the gun cycles reliable and in only semi-auto mode!