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Miroku O/U firing pin

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31 August 2012, 03:29
Sawtoothhigh
Miroku O/U firing pin
I suspect the firing pin needs to come out and the interior cleaned. It's the only thing left to check out. The shotgun shell gets a faint dint from the pin not going far enough forward. It's not the wood pressing against the leaf spring so.....what's used to unscrew the cylinder that surrounds the pin ? Do I make a tool ? The bottom barrel fires fine. The piece has a new 100 % hand inletted stock made from scratch. What a job !!!!!
31 August 2012, 06:11
mete
You're looking for a spanner wrench. You could make one or buy an adjustable one ,some of those having interchangeable pins. Google 'spanner wrench 'and see what you need .For one gun it's probably easier to make one if you have the tools -drill press ,drill rod ,etc.
31 August 2012, 10:32
Westpac
quote:
Originally posted by Sawtoothhigh:
what's used to unscrew the cylinder that surrounds the pin ? Do I make a tool ?


http://www.brownells.com/.aspx...ING-PIN-BUSHING-TOOL


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31 August 2012, 11:08
eagle27
Straight or angled circlip pliers usually do the job admirably.
31 August 2012, 18:18
Jim Kobe
I replied over on th eother forum where you posted, but I think another option is Wisner's Inc. He makes springs and some other parts for the Miroku's, You might call him.

I still think your buddy is over his head. I have made special spanner wrences for many different sizes.


Jim Kobe
10841 Oxborough Ave So
Bloomington MN 55437
952.884.6031
Former Professional member American Custom Gunmakers Guild

02 September 2012, 04:14
Sawtoothhigh
Much thanks guys. I'll get the shotgun working thanks to you folks. I think I also bought a special 'wisner bolt shroud peep sight some time back". Beautiful machining.

Again thanks to all of you.