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  1. 14-12-2012, 06:04 PM #1
    geezejonesy
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    im hopeing to get it back too workin order if poss
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    im hopeing to get it back too workin order if poss
    That's cool. I imagine a Winchester cooey or Slazenger/lithco .22 would have similar parts that could be used to replace missing extractor??? You can pick those old single shot .22's up for $30 - $50.

    The rust will come off with steel wool soaked in CRC or similar. Depending on how far you wanted to take it you could do a cold blue job for about $20 or get it done properly for about $100. The stock is fucked, but this would be very easy to re-make. The inletting is only one run of the router all the way through...you couldn't get an easier stock to make.

    It would look a million dollars when done, and if it’s of sentimental value it would be worth it.

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