L/F Win (cooey) Exploded View Mod 64 S/A

[Deadeye]

Can anyone help me acquire an exploded view of a Winchester (Cooey) Mod 64 S/A. I need to know what the ejector spring looks like I think my friend's is crumpled could also be broken .

Thanks for any help, guys

Deadeye

 

[Grouse Man]

Ejector spring? There's no spring involved with the ejector. It's just a strip of metal with a blade at the end; no moving parts. The extractor has a spring, is that what you mean?

 

[Iron Glove]

Try the Wisner Inc. site @ wisnersinc.com
Good luck !

 

[Deadeye]

Grouse Man,
I'm not sure if it is an ejector or not, could even be a slide stop apparatus it's a bent in a squiggly multi "S" shape spring wire that is on the right hand side looking down into the magwell, it hooks into the side of the barrel and goes back along side the bolt, on the opposite side of the extractor. It looks like the gun was forced closed, bending or possibly breaking the part. The fellow said that it stove piped every round,and I thought ejector.


Iron Glove,
I checked out Wisners, no luck on exploded views of Cooey 64 semi auto's

Thanks Guys

Deadeye

 

[hakx]

Grouse Man,
I'm not sure if it is an ejector or not, could even be a slide stop apparatus it's a bent in a squiggly multi "S" shape spring wire that is on the right hand side looking down into the magwell, it hooks into the side of the barrel and goes back along side the bolt, on the opposite side of the extractor. It looks like the gun was forced closed, bending or possibly breaking the part. The fellow said that it stove piped every round,and I thought ejector.


Iron Glove,
I checked out Wisners, no luck on exploded views of Cooey 64 semi auto's

Thanks Guys

Deadeye

I know that spring well. It did not "eject" persay, it worked in unison with the extractor claw. All it did was give the spent casing a little "kick" as it cleared the breech, causing the brass to flick out the port. Another variation of the 64 that thankfully evolved. I believe that they replaced this flimsy spring with machined piece of spring steel. I Don't know if a backwards compatible conversion exists.