Parts IDs - If you can ID it, you get first crack at it B4 it hits EE!!

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I got a literal METRIC S**T TON of parts, many-many-many I can not ID.

Here's the first lot of stuff I dunno what it is, if you can ID it please do, if you want it - make a fair offer & PM me.

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Not a clue - I found the exact same parts in an enfield kit labelled "peep site" - which it certainly is not. The reverse side of that plunger thing is flat.

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Yes... it's obviously a level of some description, but appears to have some special use....? The globe moves freely & can be removed.

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A Timney trigger!! but for what??!! no markings or model number, no other parts. the trigger is serrated like a 1903.... NO CLUE? how to tell?

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Top 2 are Swedish front bands, for M96 or possibly AG42, did not look close (do not care either) The bottom 3 are mystery bands.... no markings, no numbers.... who could guess?

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I'm gonna say firing pins/assemblies - pretty safe on that.... but for what?? The one on the left looks awful damn familiar though!


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Firing-pin-palooza! All appear to be in good to new condition, top 2 sets of three are all the same, one of the ones on the right is missing a spring (and I am assuming these springs belong ONLY because they happen to fit & were in the same bin)


So I have a mother ass ton of crap going up in the EE shortly, Winchester parts, a Mod94 parts kit, Savage stuff 2 Savage kits, Rolling Block, Enfield stuff.... A lyman peep sight..... Win 1886 parts, ummm... more. Make sure you check it out soon!


ENFIELD PARTS HERE:
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1660562-Lee-Enfield-parts-NoIV-MkI-NoI-MkIII-No-VII-Carbine-Sights-and-screws!?p=14451104#post14451104


WINCHESTER PARTS HERE (AND HOW!!)
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1660595-Winchesterpalooza!-94-86-PARTS-KIT!?p=14451319#post14451319


SAVAGE PARTS HERE
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1660601-This-post-is-SAVAGE!?p=14451373#post14451373


Rolling Block #1
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php/1660607-Rolling-Block-Parts-Swedish-(mostly)?p=14451402#post14451402
 
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Top pix. Item on left is bbl pillow block and spring (most likely incorrect terminology) for SMLE # 1. Item on left appears to be rear sight plunger and spring for Lee Enfield No.4. Mystery bands appear to be two mid bands for a Lee Enfield No. 1 and one for a No. 4
 
B_noser said:
Top pix. Item on left is bbl pillow block and spring (most likely incorrect terminology) for SMLE # 1. Item on left appears to be rear sight plunger and spring for Lee Enfield No.4. Mystery bands appear to be two mid bands for a Lee Enfield No. 1 and one for a No. 4
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Yes, THANKS. I got a PM to that effect as well, model # is still in question. but I have 4 rear sights that I should match those plungers up to!

I managed to track down the Timney trigger myself - that is for a Mauser ... and compatible with my heavy barreled target M96 .... soooooo that's disappearing into my collection :)
 
The parts appear to be from a Model 10 Remington shotgun. Firing pin and shell lifter.

Firing pins-
First batch appear to be Marlin 336
Second appear to be Remington 58/870/1100
Third- Winchester Model 12
Fourth- I've seen it, and want to say Winchester again, but what..?
Fifth- Winchester 1200 series?
Sixth- Anschutz semi auto 22?
Seventh- Winchester Model 100 (original subject to recall)
Eighth- no clue
 
Number 8, maybe the Winchester recall firing pin?
If so........... I'd be interested in it.

Top three on the left are definitely Marlin 336 pins.
 
gunrunner100 said:
The parts appear to be from a Model 10 Remington shotgun. Firing pin and shell lifter.

Firing pins-
First batch appear to be Marlin 336
Second appear to be Remington 58/870/1100
Third- Winchester Model 12
Fourth- I've seen it, and want to say Winchester again, but what..?
Fifth- Winchester 1200 series?
Sixth- Anschutz semi auto 22?
Seventh- Winchester Model 100 (original subject to recall)
Eighth- no clue
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yes on almost all - I got a PM about it, confirmed most of them:

First batch appear to be Marlin 336 - YUP!
Second appear to be Remington 58/870/1100 - YUP!
Third- Winchester Model 12 - YUP!
Fourth- I've seen it, and want to say Winchester again, but what..? *
Fifth- Winchester 1200 series? - YUP!
Sixth- Anschutz semi auto 22? - I dunno, will check into it, still a mystery
Seventh- Winchester Model 100 (original subject to recall) **
Eighth- no clue **

* I have seen this one before too, it was in a Winchester 94 model, ground and force fit ... and it's really bugging me where it actually came from (come to think of it, it's probably in the scraps bin still!)
** Actually, they both appear to be Winchester Model 88 firing pins, old & new. Just from what I have seen on Google: http://www.gun-parts.com/winchesterrifle/

FUN STUFF!

PS> actually, the 'Anschutz .22" is a center fire pin ... soooooo sorry. prolly not for a .22 (it's also pretty beefy for a .22 pin)
 
kamlooky said:
Number 8, maybe the Winchester recall firing pin?
If so........... I'd be interested in it.

Top three on the left are definitely Marlin 336 pins.
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I've had several members say it is the 'recall pin' - so I am fully willing to admit an error. If anyone can point me to some specs, I can measure/mic it and say for sure.

Though I can also say for sure, another member has "dibs" right now pending identification of the 'mystery' pins. So I'll queue you up to second up fer it eh?
 
The #8 is missing the x pin if in fact it is the recall pin to make it effective.
Here's a photo of the recall firing pin assembly.
Not sure why it doesn't exact match your #8.
Could be weez rong?

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This I dint know.
Hated having to send in the old one to wait for the new one to show up
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay yawnder.

Thanks for the reminder.
 
"PS> actually, the 'Anschutz .22" is a center fire pin ... soooooo sorry. prolly not for a .22 (it's also pretty beefy for a .22 pin)"

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gunrunner100 said:
"PS> actually, the 'Anschutz .22" is a center fire pin ... soooooo sorry. prolly not for a .22 (it's also pretty beefy for a .22 pin)"

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h ttp://proarme.ca/boutique/en/cil/firing-pin-p2156/
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that sure looks like it!!

BTW - there is a button to insert URLs, you don't have to obfuscate them :)

http://proarme.ca/boutique/en/gun-parts/cil/model-300/cil/firing-pin-p2156c175c531c809/
 
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I believe the flapadoodle on the left is a "carrier" for the Remington Model 10 or 10A shotgun. Its partner is the firing pin for the same gun.

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That carrier is prone to failure. Handy thing to have. They've been out of print since the 1930's. :) Apparently Fleabay wants between $40 and $50 for one. Not sure about the firing pin.
 
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A quick run through the posts to now, and I didn't see anyone mention the level.

If I am correct, it is an add-on level for a set of scope rings. The spacers allowing the level to be mounted over the top half ring.
 
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