If the screw is protruding in too far, possibly from wear, just take it out, file back the end a little, and try it. When it's good, a little Blue Loctite will do ya, and you won't have to crank down to insure it stays in place.Model 11 magazine stop screw
Re: Model 11 magazine stop screw
I'm trying to remember what a Model 11 looks like. If the screw is protruding in too far, possibly from wear, just take it out, file back the end a little, and try it. When it's good, a little Blue Loctite will do ya, and you won't have to crank down to insure it stays in place.
If the screw is protruding in too far, possibly from wear, just take it out, file back the end a little, and try it. When it's good, a little Blue Loctite will do ya, and you won't have to crank down to insure it stays in place.What could have happened... did.
Re: Model 11 magazine stop screw
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Don't know whether this link may be of any help, but this a site has many firearms manuals available for downloading. Some of the old scans are kind of hard to read, but you get what you pay for.
http://stevespages.com/pdf/remington_11.pdf
Just be sure to read his "caution" (in red and black) when downloading from the site.
http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm
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Don't know whether this link may be of any help, but this a site has many firearms manuals available for downloading. Some of the old scans are kind of hard to read, but you get what you pay for.
http://stevespages.com/pdf/remington_11.pdf
Just be sure to read his "caution" (in red and black) when downloading from the site.
http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm
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