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07-09-2007, 08:38 AM
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Yep probably why most of the cowboy action shooters use the one piece firing pin is because it needs to go off every time without having to worry about alignment etc. You would play hell working on an original marlin if you wouldn't work on a gun with a one piece pin. My 336 has a one piece pin from the factory, but thats because it is older than dirt. No safeties, nothing. All from the factory that way. Hrmm wonder why it has never gone off out of battery? Must be a problem with the user. Maybe I should be less careful.
GoodOlBoy
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