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I was thinking about how to help those without calipers tune or check their ejector wire for proper
position. Just so happens that a Nickel is close enough in thickness to use as a gage for maximum height
and side position. Of course I have only done this to my own. The action assembly is removed for this
check.
I keep a Penny and a Nickel on my bench and use them as quick tools to check suspicious wire positions.
I use the Nickle is a high limit .075 gage and a new Penney as a low-limit .060 gage. So anything
in-between has been a good position so far.
"Nickel high & Nickel wide" is a good way to remember.
Place a Nickel on top of the feed-throat. Flush top of wire to top of the Nickel.
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Push down the Lifter and place the Nickel on the inside of the feed-throat holding it straight up. Flush
face of Nickel to side of wire.
For trouble free re-insertion of the action assembly, remember these 3 things to do beforehand.
1. Lock the bolt in the extreme back position. This prevents bending the ejector.
2. Remove the magazine chase tube. This prevents breaking the follower.
3. Cock the hammer. A simple no-go.
Last edited by ArrowDodger; 01-26-2013 at 11:22 AM. Reason: add "new Penny" as a low limit notation
04-03-2011, 02:24 AM
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Push down the Lifter and place the Nickel on the inside of the feed-throat. Flush face of Nickel to
side of wire.
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Thats so simple! for years weve been telling people " it needs to angle a little up and a little in."
congratulations on finding a comon measurement for it. Ill second that it needs to go in the stickys. DR
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Marlin 60 fix
This sticky needs to be copied and sent with every new Marlin 60 made. Worked with mine!
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08-15-2011, 04:13 AM
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wow, mine was positioned so that it might as well not have even been there, that should be fixed, now i
just need range-time to see if that helps, thanks.
edit: SWEETNESS! that did it! thanks!
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Just got my 1978 Glenfield model 70 for Christmas. Got a love it when my wife let's me pick up my own
gift.
This was a pawn shop find and when I took it to the range on Saturday it really did not like feeding
Remington Cyclone or Winchester Wildcats that I had on the bench. Ate and fired bulk Federal in the 525
loose pack.
Unfortunately it jammed up big time on the Remington and looks like it bent the heck out of the ejector.
Does the nickel gauge work for these older Model 70's?
If not what are the specs for aligning my ejector. Also is there a part number for a pre LSHO ejector? I
straightened it out at the range but it may be weakened from being bent and straightened.
Thanks I have learned a bunch about this great old gun.
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If your rifle is the clip feed model the link below is your ejector, or it's the part Numrich lists for the Model
70. Plus p-t-max and mals9 have a couple of great photo's of what the ejector should look like.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/...70A&catid=4066
Compare your ejector to these pictures, post #11, by mals9.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409410
...and post #7 by p-t-max.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=401349
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Eric0424, Thanks for the help. I'll follow up on this when I get back from Tennessee.
Youngest son is in college there and he needs emergency surgery due to his Crohns disease. Shooting
takes second place in a hurry when your family gets ill.
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Push down the Lifter and place the Nickel on the inside of the feed-throat holding it straight up.
Flush face of Nickel to side of wire.
For trouble free re-insertion of the action assembly, remember these 3 things to do beforehand.
1. Lock the bolt in the extreme back position. This prevents bending the ejector.
2. Remove the magazine chase tube. This prevents breaking the follower.
3. Cock the hammer. A simple no-go.
I just tried this on my 60 SS. WOW! Ingenious! Went from multiple stovepipes per 14 rounds to 1
stovepipe out of 56 rounds! This works!
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Push down the Lifter and place the Nickel on the inside of the feed-throat holding it straight up.
Flush face of Nickel to side of wire.
For trouble free re-insertion of the action assembly, remember these 3 things to do beforehand.
1. Lock the bolt in the extreme back position. This prevents bending the ejector.
2. Remove the magazine chase tube. This prevents breaking the follower.
3. Cock the hammer. A simple no-go.
Now I have to check the one on my rifle out,I just did the trigger work and polished up the bolt,so
this will finish things up
thanks for the great Info!
ra-63
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