iver johnson firing pin removal
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Doco Overboard
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It might have a pin through the hammer. If it's hard to tell, rub some cold or oxpho blue around until you can see it.
rob b
c@r collecting
no pin holds it the firing pin 2 outer holes are what needs to be unscrewed firing pin is in center
the frame is empty as of now except the firing pin
the frame is empty as of now except the firing pin
Doco Overboard
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I see it now, you need to make a spanner wrench. Try to find a piece of flat bar long enough to get some torque, grind out the center to make two pins, heat it up red hot and quench it dirty motor oil and then try to unscrew the bushing. If you cant make something long for leverage, find something narrow and turn with an adjustable wrench with the grip frame clamped between padded vice jaws.
Brownells used to sell a wrench that was adjustable with different pins for removing firing pins. Check and see if they still have it as I never broke one of their pins.
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