You're thinking of shotgunworld, for the original tips. That's even more in-depth that mine, which is basically pictures. And make sure you use a synthetic CLP-type product on the gas tube, as regular oil will just cook off and turn to gunk, making things worse. (Which is maybe why Remington originally recommended shooting it dry, as there were no lubricants which could handle it back in 1963?)
#21 O-ring, check, I've replaced it. I'll see if I can order that assortment of springs for the gun, but since I'm not having any failures to feed, load, or eject, I should be okay for a while.
#21 O-ring, check, I've replaced it. I'll see if I can order that assortment of springs for the gun, but since I'm not having any failures to feed, load, or eject, I should be okay for a while.
