Any no.4 parts I should keep on hand?

**Rumpelhardt** · 11-28-2010 08:05 PM

I have been picking up parts here and there for my no.4 that seem to be somewhat hard to get and was wondering if there are any parts, springs, extractors and such that I should keep on hand for a no. 4 that is shot fairly often?

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**tbonesmith** · 11-29-2010 02:06 AM

Ejector screws, extractors, extractor springs, sear, barrels, cocking pieces, sights, just buy whatever you can afford, and you find complete rifles that are absolute pieces of junk going for a song, then buy them and keep them for spares or strip them for spares.
The bits that go and need replacing are the ejector screws, extractors, extractor, and barrels.

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