who's you gunsmith b-bunny....how much does he charge???
Oh I see makes more sense now
http://www.castbullet.com/misc/tdown.htm
If you do it yourself... make sure you have a good set of GUNSMITHS SCREWDRIVERS.
I have taken a few pre war Winchesters apart... about the only part that causes real trouble is the magazine tube. Those need to be swabbed out every 80 years or so. I bet your 50's version could be cleaned well enough by cracking the action open and going after the innards with spray solvents, rags, old toothbrushes and fingers.
When I work on a Winchester lever that needs a little more attention... I pull the buttstock.. hose out the guts with a good solvent and blow it out with compressed air. Oil up the moving parts and go shooting.
If you do it yourself... make sure you have a good set of GUNSMITHS SCREWDRIVERS.
I have taken a few pre war Winchesters apart... about the only part that causes real trouble is the magazine tube. Those need to be swabbed out every 80 years or so. I bet your 50's version could be cleaned well enough by cracking the action open and going after the innards with spray solvents, rags, old toothbrushes and fingers.
When I work on a Winchester lever that needs a little more attention... I pull the buttstock.. hose out the guts with a good solvent and blow it out with compressed air. Oil up the moving parts and go shooting.
Traxxis does good work and is fun to pick on.
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