1885 Winchester by Miroku
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DAVIDMAGNUM
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1885 Winchester by Miroku
Does anyone know if the 1885 Japchesters have a rebounding hammer?
In the days of old when men were bold, and a quarter was still worth a dime.
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Re: 1885 Winchester by Miroku
Caliber?
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DAVIDMAGNUM
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Re: 1885 Winchester by Miroku
22LR
I ask because of two 1892 and one 1886 Winchesters I have that were made by Miroku have a rebounding hammer. This and the multipiece camming firing pin made for a heavy trigger pull. (until modified) I didn't know if the 1885 in 22LR had a similar "safety" feature.
I ask because of two 1892 and one 1886 Winchesters I have that were made by Miroku have a rebounding hammer. This and the multipiece camming firing pin made for a heavy trigger pull. (until modified) I didn't know if the 1885 in 22LR had a similar "safety" feature.
In the days of old when men were bold, and a quarter was still worth a dime.
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Re: 1885 Winchester by Miroku
I solved the problem by purchasing a CPA Stevens with set triggers, a 22lr and 38-55 barrel.
In the days of old when men were bold, and a quarter was still worth a dime.
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