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It is very possible that you did not completely rotate the bolt to its locked position when first reassembling. This is the very first step, If you did that correctly, then you may have a problem with alignment of the small end of the piston which may be put in backwards. The small end should...

Thanks rc, The pair I have is a laminated Mahogany. Real nice to look at. Sure would like to find a good home for them some day. Anybody own a Marshall that could appreciate some nice grips dirt cheap?

Do you show a #40 on your chart? I am hoping it's for the Colt Marshal.

I have a few pair of old Jay Scott pistol girps and trying to find out what one of them fits. One is for the Colt Marshal revolver but the other one I have no clue. It has a #452 written inside both of the grips. Any clues?

Send me a picture if you can of this 22lr. I heard that Winchester made some 22's for Sears but.............send me a pic and we can go from there. Maybe we can clear this up, eh?

Taurus 617 CCW is absolutely correct. Wish I would have known that a few years ago when I took the plunge before reading the manual I didin't have. Take note: All pins are knurled on one end, and should be removed and re-assembled FROM THE KNURLED SIDE OF THE HOLE. (Identified by close...

I've had my 6" for almost 11 years and will never part with it. Not great for concealment, but great for hanging on my hip when in the great outdoors hunting. Wish I had a 4 inch to sit next to it. I also like to carry my Colt Magnum Carry, but keep that beauty locked up in my bullet...

PDF of the M49 PM me with your email address and I will forward a 6 page pdf. First page is from Numrich gun parts catalog and the other is a 5 page owners manual with instructions for take down, etc.

Don't know how many they made but my serial number on my 45 reads MM938XX if that is any indication. I paid 485.00 for mine brand new when they first came out. Me thinks I am sitting pretty good. 8inch stainless looks pretty intimidating and feels excellent in your hand when shooting. You...

FYI: BDA-380 - .380 ACP cal., double action, 10 (C/B 1994) or 14* shot, 3 13/16 in. barrel, fixed sights, smooth walnut grips, 23 oz., introduced 1978 - recent production was by Beretta. Disc. 1997. I checked the blue book, Browning and Beretta and they are NOT manufacturing this pistol...

Lever action 12 ga Ithaca You most likely have the Model 66. It came in 12 , 20, and .410 gauge. Ithaca Gun company manufactured this between 1957 through 1978. Depending the the quality and shape your shotgun is in, it is worth between $50.00 and $150.00 dollars depending the what shape it...

The one I was working on had the zinc receiver. It actually made it easier to drill and tap the holes needed to install the side mounted scope mount I fabricated from an aluminum Tasco that was made for a Rem 870. I have an uncle who only has one and a half arms and he put me to the task...

Thanks for the invitation to help out Moewadle! It was late so I just tossed in the towel for the night. It's not often I get such loyal support from fellow gun owners. I did check the thread that briancraigh81 sent and was able to get a decent PDF breakdown of the gun. It helped out great...

Thanks for the invitation to help out Moewadle! It was late so I just tossed in the towel for the night. It's not often I get such loyal support from fellow gun owners. I did check the thread that briancraigh81 sent and was able to get a decent PDF breakdown of the gun. It helped out...

Probably yes, but I was hoping to get the info today. I am putting this back together this evening but fear I am missing where the bolt plunger pin fits in! It's late and time for a cold one. I used to have an old Numrich book laying around but can't find that either. Thanks!

PDF Manual of the Ithac M49 I have a decent PDF of the parts breakdown but sure could use an owners manual that shows proper disassembly for cleaning and minor gunsmithing work that is needed. I already checked the thread and also the most common sites for parts, etc. Ithaca website doesn't...