23 results in 0.0148 seconds.
-
I believe you are referring to the top of page 179 in Pyle's book. The way I read it, B-8889 came first, B 8889 came next. Both of these were considered... -
Unmodified wide guide rib?Leave a comment:
-
Sure. I bought it from a very well respected member of this forum and I paid market value....Leave a comment:
-
If we can't prove it's real, then let's prove it's fake. Has there ever been another example of a fake pinion we can compare it to? Has anyone in the...Leave a comment:
-
OK, I've zoomed in on the images of the part numbers on all the pinions we've been comparing to up to this point and combined them all into one file:...
Leave a comment:
-
Smooth. Diameter of pinion on axis through the numbers is .6710". 90 degrees away from the numbers .6710"....Leave a comment:
-
A couple more of mine.
...Leave a comment:
-
Pederson, I welcome your opinion and respect your experience. I agree the zeroes in mine are 'rounder' compared to Pyle's example. However looking at...Leave a comment:
-
Good discussion. I've done a little investigating and thinking on this one....
I was just looking at Pyle's book on page 114 and it shows...Leave a comment:
-
More Early Parts!
The mailman brought more than just bills today!
The pinion is unique in that the '46009' is deeply stamped, but there is no...Last edited by ISUCyclone; 05-24-2019, 07:59 PM. -
My mistake. I thought you asked what S/A stood for and I assumed you had an SA barrel....Leave a comment:
-
I am guessing your barrel is marked S-A-5-52. It means the barrel was made by Springfield Armory in May of '52. Depending on the serial number of your...Leave a comment:
-
I like serial and part number anamolies. I have a receiver where the last 2 or 3 digits were ground off and restamped.....I will post a pic posted if...Leave a comment:
-
Early Trigger Group
Received this yesterday in the mail from a fellow forum member. I've never seen a trigger housing with the part number stamped upside down.Last edited by ISUCyclone; 05-19-2019, 03:55 PM. -
Hey Orlando, someone on the CMP forums mentioned Sarco has 1941 parts for sale:
http://forums.thecmp.org/showthread.php?t=246169
...Leave a comment:
Leave a comment: