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Remington model 11

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 12, 2020 7:25 pm
A guy gave me a Remington model 11-- 1929-- ser 30329xx are they plastic stocks and forend for this model out there stock doesn't match forend--the safty is one u push forward to shoot it is hard hard to push on fire any suggestions how to fix THANKS
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2020 1:39 pm
BERanch wrote:...the safty is one u push forward to shoot it is hard hard to push on fire any suggestions how to fix THANKS


With a firearm that old, a good cleaning and lube is the first order of business. Could be old, dried grease in the workings of the safety. Stocks? I'd try GunBroker, Numrich, or some of the other specialty gun shops like Alhmans (https://www.ahlmans.com/).
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 14, 2020 9:40 pm
Thanks i did lube it helped some --stock will be a hard find maybe just keep what i have --you used the name Alhmans have not heard that name in years 40 years ago they did some custom work for me the best BE
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 15, 2020 10:55 am
BERanch wrote:Thanks i did lube it helped some --stock will be a hard find maybe just keep what i have --you used the name Alhmans have not heard that name in years 40 years ago they did some custom work for me the best BE


You must have some years under your belt (like I do). I've never used them, but they seems to have a huge selection of odd, hard-to-find stuff like stoicks.
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