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| Billingsley and Brownell makes one, unfortunately they do not have a website. They do have a catalog available. I currently don't have a rifle with one of their stops or I'd post a pic. Maybe another member has a pic to post. |
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| That is exactly the type of option I was looking for. Do you have the contact info for Billingsley & Brownell and have any idea how much it is? Does anyone else have any ideas? |
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| PO Box 25
620 Broadway
Dayton, WY 82836
307 655 9344
From their price sheet:
Complete conversion on furnished bolt stop, $75.00
Bolt stop button only, $25.00 |
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| Does anyone else have any suggestions? |
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| Try finding one from a Brno 21 or 22. |
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| Another pic of a Billingsly extention. Here's one I put on. Don  |
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| Here's a couple I did. Nothing fancy just easy to use & nothing to snag on anything.    Doug Humbarger NRA Life member Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 72'73. Yankee Station Try to look unimportant. Your enemy might be low on ammo. |
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| So here's the question. How difficult is it to get the spring for these guys? I could do a production run of the bodies but the springs would be a little hard to make. www.KLStottlemyer.comDeport the Homeless and Give the Illegals citizenship. AT LEAST THE ILLEGALS WILL WORK |
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| I'd opt for the simple checkered front.
As usual just my $.02
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| I had an argentine with that bolt stop, not comfortable to operate as I found myself having to use my nail, with a stiff spring this is less than optimal. I like the billingsly one a lot, looks very cool and you'd be squeezing rather than pulling. I think that would make it easier to do while pulling out the bolt. I also like the looks of it on the front, that's very inconspicuous and looks like a straight forward modification. Red
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| An elegant and simple solution is to file/grind back the inside front of the bolt stop and leave a ledge on the outer edge. That is all you need to obtain finger purchase. |
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| quote: Originally posted by kcstott:
So here's the question. How difficult is it to get the spring for these guys?
I could do a production run of the bodies but the springs would be a little hard to make.
Spring tapps right out, but take a good look at the internal spring perch before you say they would be easy to make. Don |
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