A guy I work with asked me to get this pump 22lr working, it had been disassembled years ago and came to me in pieces. He said a family member “made” the rifle. It looks like a kit or something to me, but maybe it is a production rifle. There are only two marks on the rifle total (shown in the pics): left side of the receiver and under side of the tang.
I have the rifle functioning properly now less a hammer spring, which is what I am trying to figure out now. Here is what I know about the rifle:
-pump action that has a lock on the pump link (basically a wedge that rotates out against the receiver when the action is fully closed) in conjunction with a in line bar lock on the same pump link that is unlocked when the trigger is pulled to the rear (this is inside of the receiver)
-it uses a floating firing pin that the hammer directly hits
-I am only guessing it is a 22lr as opposed to a short or something else, but it is definitely a rimfire
Here are a few pics of it:
This is the back of the hammer, the cut out on the left side of the hammer is where I assume the hammer spring should go.
I appreciate any thoughts you guys have.
I have the rifle functioning properly now less a hammer spring, which is what I am trying to figure out now. Here is what I know about the rifle:
-pump action that has a lock on the pump link (basically a wedge that rotates out against the receiver when the action is fully closed) in conjunction with a in line bar lock on the same pump link that is unlocked when the trigger is pulled to the rear (this is inside of the receiver)
-it uses a floating firing pin that the hammer directly hits
-I am only guessing it is a 22lr as opposed to a short or something else, but it is definitely a rimfire
Here are a few pics of it:
This is the back of the hammer, the cut out on the left side of the hammer is where I assume the hammer spring should go.
I appreciate any thoughts you guys have.
