Mossberg 34 bolt action 22 rifle

[crooks420]

Howdy,

I was recently given this old 1934 Mossberg Model 34 .22 cal. single-shot bolt-action rifle. Looks to be all original and fairly good condition. Seems to shoot fairly consistent as well, though I have not sighted it in yet.
After taking the bolt apart to clean out that old "gummy" grease, I found the firing pin has cracks.
So now I am in search of a new (used) firing pin and/or striker assembly and/or a complete bolt assembly. I have learned that the bolt is interchangeable with the Mossberg 30, which is also the Wards Western Field models 35A & 37.
It still fires rounds, but I want to be prepared for the inevitable. I'm not sure if I want to refinish the rifle... I kinda like the rustic and well used look of it.
Any help with a striker/ firing pin/ bolt would be greatly appreciated.

Jesse

 

[alsaqr]

This company may have a firing pin for your gun:

http://www.havlinsales.com/22rifle.htm

 

[crooks420]

Thanks alsaqr,

I have tried Havlin, Numrich, and Hoosiers.... no luck, so I am hoping to find something used.

Happy Holidays,

Jesse

 

[788Ham]

crooks,

Twist that nut from under the forearm, in front of the trigger guard, pull the barrel and all out of the stock. When you have that out, take a can of carburetor cleaner and spray the livin' tar out of everything, the trigger assembly, frnt sights, inside of barrel, give it a good go! I'll be you'll be surprised how much GUNK will roll off of that piece. I have a Rem. # 33 that was like that, kind'a neglected. The bolt cleaned up nice, mine wasn't broken tho, the barrel and everything cleaned up really well, the bore actually shines now! Just a little TLC and you'll have it up and running soon. Good Luck!