BLR timing issue

[joey.45]

Seems I bought a blr that bubba had apart and it is out of time. Any suggestions about a gunsmith that works on these actions?

 

[kamlooky]

Try your "search" on here and you might be able to figure it out?
Be worthy of learning at least for this once.

 

[tiriaq]

These things are an abomination. John Moses would be humiliated if he were to see his name on one. Earlier ones with splined pins driven into the receiver were bad; new ones with the screw retained pins and two piece lever are worse.

Brownells Gunsmith Kinks has a submission from CGN member "guntech". I'll look it up.

Found it. Gunsmith Kinks III, pages 306-307. Start with unloaded rifle assembled except for the cocking gear pin. Hammer down, lever closed. Push the bolt body fully forward. Keep the lever from closing all the way with a .098 pin - forend band pin works. Get the cocking gear lined up, insert its pin.

 

[DTM5]

Here is the list - Canada is towards the bottom. I took mine to WR Longs for a different issue - bought off a CGN'er and it was FTF every other round. Anyway, they fixed it up fine, and better yet at no cost! Turns out it was covered under warranty - And I was the second owner and it was more than 10 years old. Very impressed by Browning and the Smith.
Cheers
http://www.browning.com/support/parts-service/authorized-service-center-listing.html

 

[hunter5425]

Dennis re Guntech wrote a short article many moons ago that describes a relatively straight forward way to time these.

 

[tiriaq]

Dennis re Guntech wrote a short article many moons ago that describes a relatively straight forward way to time these.

See above.

 

[hunter5425]

oops

 

[joey.45]

Got it done guys. Thanks!!