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Thank you for the suggestions

I need to replace a broken extractor screw and was wondering, since I was placing an order to Gun-Parts, what other spare parts I should order to keep on hand "just in case". It's a 1962 vintage. Thank you for any assistance, Bill

Thank you Coyote3855. Sounds logical. Will make sure original screw has not backed out or something, and will order another screw. Regards, Bill

I have a Stevens 311 20 ga 1962 vintage and part number 39 on attached schematic (I don't know name of part) falls out of the receiver when I remove the hand guard and barrels. It does not fall out when the shotgun is pointed straight up when I remove the handguard. I replace part 39 and push...

I am seeking information whether this Remington 20 gauge Model 11 mfg 1934 per call to Remington (SN 1,036,7XX) was a military firearm. It has a 26-inch barrel including a Poly Choke. CYL bore. No US or Flaming bomb stamps. Has 2 rows of 3 screw holes on left side of receiver. Thank you...

Any input is appreciated. Thanks, Bill

Code request Kcofohio - I too would appreciate the code. Respectfully, ZBill

Family had one that we used for shooting reduced-size clay pigeons as a kid. Was a fun setup.

i think Kurt S. (Post #5) is on target as it being a Belgian copy of the French officer's model of 1874 of the Chamelot Delvigne revolver as I have determined it to be 11 mm. What a great forum! Thanks http://www.revolver1873.fr/revolver-1874.php

Thank you Jim K. And Mr. Watson. I am pursuing the Gustav Genschow Co. angle. They did sell Liege firearms. On target information. Regards, Bill

The oval appears to contain three letters or digits. The first is a G, followed by a G or C (I think), and I have no idea regarding the third character. I am visiting lots of old European revolver sites and have come up empty so far.

Corrected barrel i.d. And another stamp Thanks for the input Mr. Watson and Kurt. A .41 Magnum bullet is just a tad loose in the muzzle [Bullet diameter‎: ‎410 in (10.4 mm)‎] and the .41 Magnum case [ .434 in (11.0 mm)‎] is a bit large to fit into the muzzle. Does this pill-shaped stamp...

Thank you Sir Very helpful. I appreciate the reference.

I posted a note on this revolver several years ago and I am still seeking some information if anyone can help. This revolver was brought home by my dad when he returned from WWII. Here are photos of the revolver and stamped emblems/proofs. The inside diameter of the barrel is a bit less than...

Interesting little pistol I can't help but would like to welcome you to the forum. Bill

Update I tried to insert the questionable 22 conversion in a Tactical Solutions dedicated 22 upper. It was about 1/2 inch too long. See comparison with TacSol BCG photo below. I believe that what I have is a 22 conversion drop-in for .223/5.56 upper missing the conversion chamber on the...

I found out a friend has a dedicated .22 upper and will get to try my "conversion" Kit out. Thanks, Bill

You nailed it RC It surely is a bolt for a dedicated .22 upper per the comparison photo. Thank you for clarifying it. Respectfully, Bill

One more question The kits I see on the Internet all seem to have a 5.56 case or something attached in front of the firing pin end of the conversion. Mine does not. Am I missing something?

Thank you Thanks Col. I will get a .22 conversion mag and try it out. Respectfully, Bill