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jeb137
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cool, learning everyday. Thank you for the information. I figured that it was a release, but this one is kinda stuck in place. Since its the wifes, not mine, I'm not trying to hard on figuring out how it opens.
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gwsiii
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| Posted: Sun Feb 15, 2009 12:40 pm Post subject: floorplate release |
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If its truly functional, and not just there for looks, (there's a wife joke in here somewhere, as I repeated it there was a sharp slap to the back of my head, and it just started hurting) you just push from inside the triggerguard towards the muzzle. Trey
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seinen
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Sorry to be so late in getting to this post. I haven't been able to ID the maker (NTK/Tokyo) yet, but it's absolutely a training rifle. Not all that common an example either. Thanks for the pix.
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jeb137
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Thanks for the input. I know she plans on selling it. But what I appreciate that she won't sell something if she does not know what it is.
Oh yeah, she'll buy things without knowing.... saying "oh, you'll figure it out for me...."
sigh.... 
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seinen
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| jeb137 wrote: | | Thanks for the input. I know she plans on selling it. But what I appreciate that she won't sell something if she does not know what it is. |
Forgot to mention that the number "7" stamped on the bolt is an assembly number used to match individual parts, including the bolt, striker, and safety knob.
Please drop me a line when you get around to selling it as I might be interested in it.
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Jon - got your email. Thanks! I'll follow up tomorrow.
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jeb137
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| Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:10 am Post subject: Sold |
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Thanks for the information guys. FYI this was sold locally for $150.00 in case anyone tracks this kind of thing.
Jon B
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gwsiii
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| Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:26 am Post subject: update |
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Jon, thanks for the update...Trey
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