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part #21 and 22 are your "extractors" make sure they are free and oiled

The only gun law that did any good was the bayonet part of the assault weapons ban . It stopped all of the drive-by bayoneting!!;) :rolleyes:

The best advice I can give is GET OUT OF COMMUNIST HELD TERRITORY WHILE YOU CAN!!!

These people do a great job at a reasonable price http://www.colonialarms.com/catalog.html

Yes the spring is in correct

I'll bet he was using a $5.00 gun show mag!

YOU CAN ALSO HEAT THE STOCK/SCREW AREA WITH A HAIR DRIER

benji making springs is not that hard. If you can't find one try and make your own. Take a paper clip and practice bending one that will fit. after you get the practice down pat you can get the spring stock from Brownells to make one good luck Russ below is a web sight that may help...

1 HAVE YOU REMOVED THE GAS TUBE? 2 TAKE A HAIR DRIER AND HEAT THE UPPER AND THEN TRY IT. 3 THE TORQUE SPEC IS 30 TO 80 FT LBS 4 THEY CAN BE VERY HARD BUT I HAVE NEVER SEEN A FACTORY BUSHY THAT WAS EPOXIED

THIS MIGHT HELP GUNPARTS CORP SHOULD HAVE YOUR PART

I have a 1941 Remington Rand that rattles like a 1/4" nut in a coffee can. It still will consistantly shoot a 4" group at 25 Meters , full of sand , mud ,blood water or an alien life form. If it hits don't worry about it. Keep shooting.

I may have one I'll need the broken one to mate it. If it fits i'll take $10.00 which includes shipping send p.em

I agree with Jungle. I prefer to use transmission fluid. It seemes to break up the rust better. I put the gun in an old pan place it on the grill (out side). Bring it to just bubbling and turn the heat off and let it cool. Do this several times . The heating and cooling breaks the rust...