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1996 Marlin Model 60. Gold plated trigger and 22" barrel. Not pristine, but pretty good shape. $200 in Thompsons Station (south of Nashville) or surrounding areas.

Smith & Wesson 422 - UAF3718 - (1994, I think). Comes with one magazine, an EWK thread adapter and an EWK firing pin (just in case). Mechanically great shape, cosmetically pretty good shape. $400 Thompson's Station (south of Nashville) and surrounding areas.

H&R 922 from the mid 50s - Serial number P59979 Shoots fine. A tiny amount of slop in the cylinder in the "reverse" direction, but everything lines up fine when firing double or single action. I replaced the cylinder stop with a "good" used one from Numrich, and I can't tell a difference. I disassembled and removed the bluing to redo it with Brownell's rust blue. My first time bluing a gun, so not perfect but much better than after 70 years of wear. You can't see it in the picture, but in certain light there is an extremely faint reddish hue. $250. Thompson's Station (South of Nashville) or surrounding areas.

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I don't, unfortunately. I'll probably start with a cheap similar firing pin and go from there.

Nope, just 35. No other model numbers anywere. My research puts it in the mid 1930s, so it may predate the standard Sears model numbering scheme.

Hi all- I have an old Sears Ranger 35 single shot rifle. They were made by several different manufacturers, but I've gotten mine narrowed down to a Savage 52B. I need a firing pin, which looks like this: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1021150# I can't find any on Ebay or other sites online. I assume these older inexpensive guns don't have that much proprietary about them. For the flat 22lr firing pins, how much does their thickness vary? If not too much, could another be ground down and shaped with a decent chance of success? Like this? https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/413700a Alternatively, anyone recognize a similar firing pin that would work or maybe have one in their parts bin? Thanks in advance!

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